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Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - A near-fatal plane crash has made a serious dent in the career (and body) of Lieutenant Tristan von Ohr. He is one of the German fl ying aces who took part in the brilliant air campaign of Bloody April, 1917. German aviation has revolutionized 20th century warfare-thanks in part to Tristan's friend Anthony Fokker. Transferred to the air service reserves, Tristan discovers that he is a poster boy in a glorious war that is doomed to failure. America's entry into the Great War means that a whole generation of German youth-including Tristan's buddies-is being slaughtered for no purpose. The Fatherland's chances of victory are now zero. Every day the public is being told lies about the war aims, lies about the sacrifices they must make, lies about the staggering human cost of the Second Reich's 'march with destiny.' Ruthless old men in Berlin are leading the Fatherland down a bloody road to disaster. Inside Tristan's heart something says: No more lies. No more government-sponsored lies. But what can he do He realizes that for a good Prussian boy to even question the war would be considered criminal disloyalty, and he would be punished. But for a soldier like himself to go one step farther and desert the war means death by fi ring squad.…

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Gebunden. Condizione: New. KlappentextrnrnA near-fatal plane crash has made a serious dent in the career (and body) of Lieutenant Tristan von Ohr. He is one of the German fl ying aces who took part in the brilliant air campaign of Bloody April, 1917. German aviation has r.

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Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - After the disaster at Stalingrad, Karlos von Ohr, a Luftwaffe pilot, returns to Berlin to discover that a small group of army officers is secretly plotting not only to bring an end to a losing, stupid war but even to put an end to Hitler.Luckily Karlos is transferred to faraway Romania, where his father is the chief flight instructor for the local air force. The local dictator, Marshal Antonescu, a friend of Hitler, refuses to acknowledge that by the spring of 1943 the Third Reich is everywhere in retreat. In nearby Istanbul Karlos' uncle Siegfried runs an art gallery and does a little spying on the side. In that 'neutral' city Karlos contrives to meet a friendly American agent who promises (for a price) to help Karlos defect to the Allied lines in Italy. Of course, Karlos realizes that if he renounces his allegiance to Hitler and goes over to the enemy, he will be denounced as a traitor by his countrymen. He can never go back home to Berlin.Karlos wonders: Am I about to make the worst (and last) mistake of my life.…