Hitler's Peace (Broché)

Name: Hitler's Peace
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Author: Philip Kerr
ISBN: 9781529410624

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Philip Kerr

Quercus
Paru le : 01/10/2020

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Autumn, 1943. Hitler knows he cannot win the war : now he must find a way to make peace. FDR and Stalin are willing to negotiate ; only Churchill refuses to listen. The upcoming Allied conference in Tehran will be where the next steps - whatever they are - will be decided. Willard Mayer, agent of the OSS and FDR's envoy to the conference, steps into this nest of double- and triple-dealing. A cool, self-absorbed, emotionally distant womanizer with a questionable past, Mayer is the perfect foil for this steamy world of deception, betrayals, and assassinations.
His job is to secure the peace that the Allies and Hitler appear to seek. The stakes couldn't be higher.

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Date de parution : 01/10/2020
Editeur : Quercus
ISBN : 978-1-5294-1062-4
EAN : 9781529410624
Format : Poche
Présentation : Broché
Nb. de pages : 514 pages
Poids : 0.285 Kg
Dimensions : 11,1 cm × 17,7 cm × 3,1 cm

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Biographie de Philip Kerr

Philip Kerr has written over thirty books of which the best-known are the internationally renowned and bestselling Bernie Gunther series. The sixth book in the series, If the Dead Rise Not, won the CWA Historical Dagger. His other works include several standalone thrillers, non-fiction and an acclaimed series for younger readers, The Children of the Lamp. Philip died in March 2018, days before the publication of his thirteenth Bernie Gunther thriller, Greeks Bearing Gifts.
He was made a Fellow of the Society of Literature shortly before his death.