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The seventh secret by Irving Wallace · Booklabria

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The seventh secret

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First published: 1986
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

A man who is about to finish a biography of Adolf Hitler is killed by a speeding truck. His daughter takes up where he left off and soon she finds her own life in danger. The danger becomes even greater when she begins to learn that Hitler might not have died in 1945.

Subjects: Historical
Germany
Heads of state
Set in: Germany
Berlin
Time: 1985
Characters: Adolf Hitler

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