Out of the NightStory of a German who worked as an agent for the Communists against the Nazis. |
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Page 340
I bluntly refused to answer any questions . " Come along ! " I was brought to the jail of the harbor police . It was run by men who wore the uniforms of the British Navy . It was a brick building , kept scrupulously clean .
I bluntly refused to answer any questions . " Come along ! " I was brought to the jail of the harbor police . It was run by men who wore the uniforms of the British Navy . It was a brick building , kept scrupulously clean .
Page 560
Already I had become so experienced that I could formulate an answer to a question before it was asked . My answers were either evasive , or misleading . Not to answer at all is - in Gestapo headquarters — always a fatal course .
Already I had become so experienced that I could formulate an answer to a question before it was asked . My answers were either evasive , or misleading . Not to answer at all is - in Gestapo headquarters — always a fatal course .
Page 653
... gathering strength to fight my own dark and insidious battle : " Don't waste ammunition , comrades . For every slug ― a dead Fascist ! Roar , you guns in Spain ! Give them the answer for workers ' blood spilled in the horror camps .
... gathering strength to fight my own dark and insidious battle : " Don't waste ammunition , comrades . For every slug ― a dead Fascist ! Roar , you guns in Spain ! Give them the answer for workers ' blood spilled in the horror camps .
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| Title | Out of the Night |
| Author | Jan Valtin |
| Publisher | Alliance Book Corporation, 1941 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 3 Aug 2010 |
| Length | 749 pages |
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