Codename Edelweiss

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  • ISBN 9781914414329
  • Dimensions: 129 x 198mm
  • Publication Date: 06 May 2022
  • Publisher: Unicorn Publishing Group
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
  • Language: English
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In 1976, Argentina is governed by a military junta bankrolled by former Nazis. It is the anniversary of a mysterious village fire in the jungle. The lone survivor, a Guarani boy, is now a Jesuit priest. A Jewish journalist, Ariel Guzman, interviews him at his mission. The man claims Adolf Hitler escaped from Berlin with Eva Braun and made a secret camp near the Iguacu Falls. The Fuhrer ordered the village's destruction, but the priest refuses to say why. He mentions the codename Edelweiss and will only reveal the person's identity if he dies. Argentina's most powerful man is billionaire and Waffen-SS veteran Tiago Hecht. He is searching for Edelweiss so that he can establish a Fourth Reich. Hecht now has confirmation Hitler's son is alive. But so does the Mossad and they have sent an agent to eliminate him. The only sanctuary for 'Edelweiss' is at the Vatican, but time is running out. The hunt is on...
Justin Kerr-Smiley was born in 1965 and educated at Newcastle University. He worked as a journalist for twenty-five years and has reported from the Balkans, Northern Ireland, the West Bank and South America. He has also written for the Guardian, The Times and the Spectator. He is the author of two previous novels, including Under The Sun. He lives in London.

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