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The devil's alternative by Frederick Forsyth · Booklabria

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First published: 1979
Editions: 12 in 3 languages

Synopsis

A thriller, from the author of THE DAY OF THE JACKAL and THE DOGS OF WAR, in which the President of the USA and other statesmen throughout the world face a decision that will cost the lives of many people.

Subjects: Mystery
Adventure stories
Espionage
Foreign relations
Spy stories
Nationalists
Set in: United States
London
Soviet Union
United Kingdom

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12 in 3 languages

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English10 Japanese1 Russian1

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