Out of the NightStory of a German who worked as an agent for the Communists against the Nazis. |
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Page 280
This was not the Socialist Fatherland she had looked forward to with such eagerness . " Is this what we are fighting for ? ” she asked . " The masses of this country are backward , " I argued . " What we have seen illustrates the ...
This was not the Socialist Fatherland she had looked forward to with such eagerness . " Is this what we are fighting for ? ” she asked . " The masses of this country are backward , " I argued . " What we have seen illustrates the ...
Page 424
I looked up . The train was surrounded by Brownshirts . They wore around their sleeves the white band of Goering's auxiliary police . Their pistols half protruded from their holsters , and the storm bands of their caps were strapped ...
I looked up . The train was surrounded by Brownshirts . They wore around their sleeves the white band of Goering's auxiliary police . Their pistols half protruded from their holsters , and the storm bands of their caps were strapped ...
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He looked younger than Schreckenbach or Inspector Kraus . He spoke in a low , rather thick voice : " So , da sind Sie ! " " This is our new Vertrauensmann , " Inspector Kraus announced , indicating me with a servile grin .
He looked younger than Schreckenbach or Inspector Kraus . He spoke in a low , rather thick voice : " So , da sind Sie ! " " This is our new Vertrauensmann , " Inspector Kraus announced , indicating me with a servile grin .
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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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