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Zoo Station

In 1939, journalist John Russell struggles to survive with integrity in Berlin as Nazi, Soviet and British intelligence attempt to recruit him.

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  • "In 1939, journalist John Russell struggles to survive with integrity in Berlin as Nazi, Soviet and British intelligence attempt to recruit him."@en
  • "When an American journalist living in 1939 Germany agrees to write articles for the Soviets, he gets dragged into dangerous activities and is sought by warring factions when British and Nazi intelligence discover his actions."@en
  • "When an American journalist living in 1939 Germany agrees to write articles for the Soviets, he gets dragged into dangerous activities and is sought by warring factions when British and Nazi intelligence discover his actions."
  • "Englishman John Russell is a member of the foreign press corps in Berlin and a first-hand witness to the brutal machinations of Hitler and the Nazi party in the build-up to war during the early months of 1939. Unlike many of his colleagues, Russell wishes to remain in Berlin for as long as possible to be close to Effi, his glamorous actress girlfriend, and above all to Paul, his eleven-year-old son who lives with his estranged German wife. When an old acquaintance turns up at his lodging house, Russell's life begins to change. Gradually he is persuaded by a combination of threats, financial ne."@en
  • "An extraordinary evocation of Nazi Germany on the eve of war...John Russell is a member of the foreign press corps in Berlin and a first-hand witness to the build-up to war during the early months of 1939. Russell wishes to remain in Berlin for as long as possible, to be close to Effi, his actress girlfriend, and above all to Paul, his eleven-year-old son. When an old acquaintance turns up at his hotel, Russell is gradually persuaded to become a spy - first for the Soviet Union and then, simultaneously for the British. He is soon treading an ever narrowing line between the Russians, the British and the Gestapo."

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  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Spy stories"@en
  • "Spy stories"
  • "Powieść historyczna angielska"@pl
  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "History"@en
  • "History"
  • "Large type books"

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  • "Dworzec Zoo"
  • "Zoo Station"@en
  • "Zoo Station"
  • "Dworzec ZOO"@pl
  • "Zoo Station a novel"@en
  • "Zoo Station : a novel"@en
  • "Zoo Station : a novel"
  • "Zoo station"@en
  • "Zoo station"

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