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<http://worldcat.org/entity/work/id/189575108> <http://schema.org/description> "World War II. Young Nick Burrows is embittered with himself, and society. Hoping to meet his brother Harry, he volunteers for the paratroops, but the brothers miss each other and Nick throws himself into the fighting in Tunisia with the First Army. When Nick is in action he's different-men trust him. His scheming keeps them alive in the events after the first parachute drop. When Nick finally meets Harry, he realises that he has 'found himself' at last." .
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