The Life of Corrie Ten Boom

I have been reading a book called "The Hiding Place". It is about a lady named Corrie during World War II. Anyway, she was helping the Jews escape from the Germansand was caught doing so.So she was taken captive of the Germans and was moved from concentration camp to concentration camp. Now while she was here she became sick and was moved from her prison cellar, that she shared with a few other prisoners, she was moved to solitarty confinement.While she was ther she had no idea that being sick was her reason for being there.Finally @the last camp where her and her sister were moved her sister, who was thinking positive through torture andwas teaching the gospel when she could, became sick and died...
Afterward Corrie went through a "physical" to see if she met the qualifications to be sent home... Sadly she didnt so she was sent to a hospital until she was better. Finally she became much better and was sent home.

Now I was reading the "afterwards" and it said that corrie going home was a clerical "error" meaning she shouldn't have been sent home. It qwas definitely God's touch on her life many of the women were sent ot the gas chambers the week after she was released=(

I thinkthat happened because of her and her sisters faith in Jesus