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It is 1964 and preperations are underway in Berlin for the 75th birthday celebrations of Adolf Hitler. For it is indeed a very different Berlin to the one we know today - a city dominated by the huge triumphal arches and monolithic constructions of Hitlers architect Albert Speer, and the centre of a vast third Reich that spreads from the Rhine to the Urals under Hitler's thrall. Xavier March is a policeman in Berlin's criminal division. When an old man's body is discovered drowned, March begins a routine investigation which rapidly becomes anything but routine. Ordered off the case by the Gestapo, his curiosity leads him through a maze of unexplained homicides, Swiss bank accounts, secret documents dating from the Second World War and finally to a terrible revelation burried in history. Brilliantly told, meticulously researched, boldly imagine, Fatherland is quite simply the thriller of the decade.

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Titel: Fatherland
Sprache: Englisch
Autor*innen: Robert Harris
Verlag: Harper Collins
Erscheinungsdatum: 1993
ISBN10: 0061006629
ISBN13: 9780061006623
Schlagwörter: Belletristik, Geschichte, Weltgeschichte, Sci-Fi und Fantasy, Mystery / Thriller, Krimi, Historische Romane, Science-Fiction, Thriller, Kriegsliteratur, Kriege, Zweiter Weltkrieg, Morde, Deutschland, USA, Verfilmt, Englische Literatur, Holocaust, Berlin, Nazismus, Juden, Verschwörung, Alternativgeschichte, Drittes Reich (Nazi-Deutschland), 1933-1945, Adolf Hitler, Nazis, Utopie, Politthriller
Erstveröffentlichung: 1992
Originaltitel: Fatherland
Bewertung: 4,15 von 5 Sternen
Beschreibung: It is 1964 and preperations are underway in Berlin for the 75th birthday celebrations of Adolf Hitler. For it is indeed a very different Berlin to the one we know today - a city dominated by the huge triumphal arches and monolithic constructions of Hitlers architect Albert Speer, and the centre of a vast third Reich that spreads from the Rhine to the Urals under Hitler's thrall. Xavier March is a policeman in Berlin's criminal division. When an old man's body is discovered drowned, March begins a routine investigation which rapidly becomes anything but routine. Ordered off the case by the Gestapo, his curiosity leads him through a maze of unexplained homicides, Swiss bank accounts, secret documents dating from the Second World War and finally to a terrible revelation burried in history. Brilliantly told, meticulously researched, boldly imagine, Fatherland is quite simply the thriller of the decade.