Out of the NightStory of a German who worked as an agent for the Communists against the Nazis. |
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Page 57
He told me to stay in Berlin until the next day because he wanted me to take to Otto Marquardt some material which would not be ready before morn- ing . He then asked me about my Party work . I told him that I preferred assignments ...
He told me to stay in Berlin until the next day because he wanted me to take to Otto Marquardt some material which would not be ready before morn- ing . He then asked me about my Party work . I told him that I preferred assignments ...
Page 215
I told her that I was proud to be a revolutionist , and that I never would be anything else . Firelei's point of view was one of chaste and youthful idealism . Had not all the great thinkers and poets and artists been revolutionists at ...
I told her that I was proud to be a revolutionist , and that I never would be anything else . Firelei's point of view was one of chaste and youthful idealism . Had not all the great thinkers and poets and artists been revolutionists at ...
Page 526
I did not believe it when they told me that Karl Burmeister had been captured . He was the coolest , most reliable militant in the " underground . " Inspector Kraus said , " Burmeister has told us everything .
I did not believe it when they told me that Karl Burmeister had been captured . He was the coolest , most reliable militant in the " underground . " Inspector Kraus said , " Burmeister has told us everything .
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| Title | Out of the Night |
| Author | Jan Valtin |
| Publisher | Alliance Book Corporation, 1941 |
| Length | 749 pages |
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