The Ratline

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THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER

Hypnotic, shocking and unputdownable JOHN LE CARRE
Remarkable THE SUNDAY TIMES
Breathtaking, gripping, shattering ELIF SHAFAK
A taut and finely crafted factual thriller OBSERVER
A triumph of research and brilliant storytelling ANTONY BEEVOR
Extraordinary EVENING STANDARD

In this riveting real-life thriller, Philippe Sands offers a unique account of the daily life of senior Nazi SS Brigadefuhrer Otto Freiherr von Wachter and his wife, Charlotte. Drawing on a remarkable archive of family letters and diaries, he unveils a fascinating insight into life before and during the war, as a fugitive on the run in the Alps and then in Rome, and into the Cold War. Eventually the door is unlocked to a mystery that haunts Wachters youngest son, who continues to believe his father was a good man - what happened to Otto Wachter while he was preparing to travel to Argentina on the ratline, assisted by a Vatican bishop, and what was the explanation for his sudden and unexpected death?
ID товара 2873293
Издательство Не установлено
Год издания
ISBN 978-1-47-460814-5, 978-1-4746-0814-5
Количество страниц 411
Размер 2.6x12.7x19.7
Тип обложки Мягкий переплёт
Вес, г 319

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THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER

Hypnotic, shocking and unputdownable JOHN LE CARRE
Remarkable THE SUNDAY TIMES
Breathtaking, gripping, shattering ELIF SHAFAK
A taut and finely crafted factual thriller OBSERVER
A triumph of research and brilliant storytelling ANTONY BEEVOR
Extraordinary EVENING STANDARD

In this riveting real-life thriller, Philippe Sands offers a unique account of the daily life of senior Nazi SS Brigadefuhrer Otto Freiherr von Wachter and his wife, Charlotte. Drawing on a remarkable archive of family letters and diaries, he unveils a fascinating insight into life before and during the war, as a fugitive on the run in the Alps and then in Rome, and into the Cold War. Eventually the door is unlocked to a mystery that haunts Wachters youngest son, who continues to believe his father was a good man - what happened to Otto Wachter while he was preparing to travel to Argentina on the ratline, assisted by a Vatican bishop, and what was the explanation for his sudden and unexpected death?