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Making History by Stephen Fry · Booklabria

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Making History

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First published: 1996
Editions: 19 in 7 languages

Synopsis

A history student travels back in time to prevent Hitler's birth by dropping an infertility pill into his father's beer. The scheme backfires when a more intelligent dictator comes to power, conquering more territory and developing the atom bomb ahead of the U.S. The student, Michael Young, gets back into his time machine to allow Hitler to be born after all. By the author of The Hippopotamus.

Subjects: History
Science Fiction
England
Humorous
Time travel
Belletristische Darstellung
Set in: Cambridge
Time: 20th Century
Characters: Adolf Hitler

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19 in 7 languages

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English11 Dutch1 French1 German1 All 7 languages

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