Dissolve My Nobel Prize! Fast! (A True Story)
"It's 1940. The Nazis have taken Copenhagen. They are literally marching through the streets, and physicist 
Niels Bohr has just hours, maybe minutes, to make two Nobel Prize medals disappear."
"These medals are made of 23-karat gold. They are heavy to handle, and being shiny and inscribed, they are noticeable. The Nazis have declared no gold shall leave Germany, but two Nobel laureates, one of Jewish descent, the other an opponent of the National Socialists, have quietly sent their medals to Bohr's Institute of Theoretical Physics, for protection. Their act is probably a capital offense — if the Gestapo can find the evidence."