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 then asked me about my Party work . I told him that I preferred assignments which called for more action than shuttling between towns as a courier . " Did you ever kill a man ? " Neumann asked abruptly . " No , " I said .
He then asked me about my Party work . I told him that I preferred assignments which called for more action than shuttling between towns as a courier . " Did you ever kill a man ? " Neumann asked abruptly . " No , " I said .
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This official , we were led to believe , would ship any man on any desired ship for a fee of ten dollars , with no questions asked . It was important to have such a man at hand , and it was equally important that he should have no ...
This official , we were led to believe , would ship any man on any desired ship for a fee of ten dollars , with no questions asked . It was important to have such a man at hand , and it was equally important that he should have no ...
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Without ceremony he asked : " Do you travel first class ? " " No , " I told him , " third . " " I'm sorry , " he said , " but this is the first class deck . The third class is forward , two decks below this . " I decamped .
Without ceremony he asked : " Do you travel first class ? " " No , " I told him , " third . " " I'm sorry , " he said , " but this is the first class deck . The third class is forward , two decks below this . " I decamped .
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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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