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It is 1961 and a time of crisis, as the great powers squabble over that symbol of a divided Europe—Berlin. Francis Bennett shows us how lies and deception have shaped the history of our continent, how a relatively small number of deeply cynical men and women have affected the lives of millions, and how—if a few idealists had been listened to—it all might have been very different. This is part of a sequence of novels tracing the history of the Cold War, which started with Making Enemies and continued with Secret Kingdom.
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Intriguing Cold War tale of deception and political intrigue.
Who is this book for?
If you're fascinated by Cold War history and the behind-the-scenes political manipulations, Dr. Berlin offers a compelling read. It captures the tensions and complexities of 1961 Berlin, revealing how the actions of a few can impact millions. This novel is perfect for anyone interested in history shaped by lies and the choices that could have changed everything.
