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My review of The Berlin Traitor by AW Hammond was posted this morning at Newtown Review of Books:

https://newtownreviewofbooks.com.au/aw-hammond-the-berlin-traitor-reviewed-by-karen-chisholm

It’s July 1945, and the war in Europe is finally over. Auguste Duchene has survived, but the past will not let go.




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Image of the book cover for The Berlin Traitor by AW Hammond, with the subtitle "Berlin has fallen. The war in Europe is over. His fight has just begun." The image is of a man walking through a darkened archway - his back to the "camera". He's walking into a courtyard which is slightly greenish in colour. There's an old motorbike to the right with a person standing beside it - could be a female in uniform. The building on the other side of the courtyard to where he's walking is bombed out. He's wearing a dark hat and long overcoat. The title of the book is at the top in white and gold lettering, the author's name at the bottom in large bold white letters. There's a gold round "sticker" on the cover to the left that has a quote from Michelle Wright - 'Highly evocative ... a totally engrossing read.'
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