Black Camp 21

Author: Bill Jones

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Price : $19.99 AUD
ISBN : 9781846974601
Publisher : Birlinn, Limited
Imprint : Polygon
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Weight (g) : 0.362
Publication date : December 2018
Dimensions : 2.8 Centimeters X 12.9 Centimeters X 19.8 Centimeters
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Author : Bill Jones
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Edition : 1901
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Language : English
Dewey classification : 823.92
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All over Britain, POW camps are filling up with defeated German soldiers. Every day, thousands more pour in on ships from France. But only the most dangerous are sent to Camp 21 - 'black' prisoners - SS diehards who've sworn death before surrender. Nothing will stop their war, unless it's a bullet.As one fanatic plots a mass breakout and glorious march on London, Max Hartmann dreams of the oath he pledged to the teenage bride he scarcely knows and the child he's never met. Where do his loyalties really lie? To Hitler or to the life he left behind in the bombed ruins of his homeland?Beneath the wintry mountains, in the hell of Black Camp 21, suspicion and fear swirl around like the endless snow. And while the Reich crumbles - and his brutal companions plan their assault - Max's toughest battle is only just beginning.Inspired by terrifying actual events, Black Camp 21 takes readers on a gut-wrenching journey from the battlefields of France to its shocking climax in a camp which still stands today.

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