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FLETCHER, MARTIN

 
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Synopsis

NBC Special Correspondent Martin Fletcher "has been the gold standard of television war correspondents for decades," (Anderson Cooper). Now, Fletcher combines his own family's history with meticulous research into actual historical events in this dramatic story of Georg and Edith, a young Jewish couple who are struggling to stay afloat in London after World War II. Georg learns of a plot by Palestinian Jews to assassinate Britain's foreign minister, and it's up to Georg to stop the murder. Based on true facts, had this assassination taken place, there would never have been a homeland in Israel.

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Revue de presse

Praise for "The List"

"An elegantly written and evocative story of Holocaust survivors . . . Inspiring."
--Tom Brokaw

"Should be required reading."
--"Kirkus Reviews

""A touching story that brings a little-known aspect of Jewish history to life." --"Booklist
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"Will haunt and inspire you long after you turn the final page."
--Daniel Silva, author of "Portrait of a Spy "

"Extraordinary - both spellbinding and heartbreaking, with brilliantly rendered characters and a breathtaking conclusion."
--Andrea Mitchell, NBC News

"Extraordinary - a page turning thriller that pulls you in and won't let go."
--Jonathan Wilson, author of "A Palestine Affair"Praise for Martin Fletcher's Previous Books

"Martin Fletcher is more than the consummate journalist. He is a master storyteller."
--David Gregory, Moderator, "Meet the Press," on "Walking Israel"

"A page-turner and a marvelous read."
--Connie Chung on "Breaking News"

"Fletcher's intense tale reads more like a thriller than a memoir."
--"Entertainment Weekly" (A- review) on "Breaking News"

"For decades Martin Fletcher has been the gold standard of television war correspondents, and his new book is a real-life, cross-continent adventure story.... It's a great and moving read."
--Anderson Cooper on "Breaking News "

Présentation de l'éditeur

NBC Special Correspondent Martin Fletcher "has been the gold standard of television war correspondents for decades," (Anderson Cooper). Now, Fletcher combines his own family's history with meticulous research into actual historical events in this dramatic story of Georg and Edith, a young Jewish couple who are struggling to stay afloat in London after World War II. Georg learns of a plot by Palestinian Jews to assassinate Britain's foreign minister, and it's up to Georg to stop the murder. Based on true facts, had this assassination taken place, there would never have been a homeland in Israel.

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