Fatherland

Fatherland
ISBN-10
0061006629
ISBN-13
9780061006623
Series
Fatherland
Category
Adventure stories
Pages
404
Language
English
Published
1993
Publisher
Harper Collins
Author
Robert Harris

Description

Twenty years after Germany's victory in World War II, while the entire country prepares for the U.S. president's visit, Berlin Detective Xavier March attempts to solve the murder of a high-ranking Nazi commander. Reprint.

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