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Diary Of A Dead Man On Leave David Downing

Name: Diary Of A Dead Man On Leave David Downing
SKU: BELL-46860952
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (84 reviews)

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Publisher: Soho Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.11 MB

Pages: 303

Author: David Downing

ISBN: 9781616958442, 1616958448

Language: English

Year: 2019

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Diary Of A Dead Man On Leave David Downing by David Downing 9781616958442, 1616958448 instant download after payment.

Diary of a Dead Man on Leave
From bestselling
author David Downing, master of historical espionage, comes a
heart-wrenching depiction of Germany in the days leading up to World War
II and the difficult choices of one man of conviction.
In
April 1938, a man calling himself Josef Hofmann arrives at a boarding
house in Hamm, Germany, and lets a room from the widow who owns it.
Fifty years later, Walter Gersdorff, the widow’s son, who was eleven
years old in the spring of 1938, discovers the carefully hidden diary
the boarder had kept during his stay, even though he should never have
written any of its contents down.
What Walter finds is a scathing
chronicle of one the most tumultuous years in German history, narrated
by a secret agent on a deadly mission. Josef Hofmann was not the
returned Argentinian immigrant he’d said he was—he was a communist spy
under Moscow’s command to try to reconnect with any remnants of
Germany’s suppressed communist party. Hofmann’s bosses believe the
common workers are the only way to stop the German war machine from
within. Posing as a railroad man, Hofmann sets out on his game of
“Russian roulette,” approaching Hamm’s ex-party members one at a time
and delicately feeling out their allegiances. He always knew his mission
would most likely end in his death, and he was satisfied to make that
sacrifice for the revolution if it could help stop Hitler and his
abominable ideology. But as he grows close to the Gersdorffs,
accidentally stepping into the role of the father Walter never had,
Hofmann begins to wish for another kind of hope in his life.