Out of the NightAlliance Book Corporation, 1941 - 749 pages Story of a German who worked as an agent for the Communists against the Nazis. |
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Page 289
... turned a large share of its attention to the merchant fleet of Japan . Events in Manchuria had been rushing to an unmistakable crisis . The Japanese army was on the point of seizing that country . Relations between Moscow and Tokio grew ...
... turned a large share of its attention to the merchant fleet of Japan . Events in Manchuria had been rushing to an unmistakable crisis . The Japanese army was on the point of seizing that country . Relations between Moscow and Tokio grew ...
Page 691
... turned and strode out of the harbor . I followed in his tracks . He walked to his car , which was parked on a quiet waterfront street . I jumped in beside him . The car leaped forward . A tremendous grin spread over Jensen's titanic ...
... turned and strode out of the harbor . I followed in his tracks . He walked to his car , which was parked on a quiet waterfront street . I jumped in beside him . The car leaped forward . A tremendous grin spread over Jensen's titanic ...
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... turned and walked rapidly down the lane . I reached the con- crete highway and turned north , toward Copenhagen . I passed the roadhouse whose colored lights I had seen night after night through the cracks of my boarded window . Its ...
... turned and walked rapidly down the lane . I reached the con- crete highway and turned north , toward Copenhagen . I passed the roadhouse whose colored lights I had seen night after night through the cracks of my boarded window . Its ...
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