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Operation Romulus. Das Geheimnis der verschwundenen Nazi-Elite (3862824977)



"In unserer Zeit, Junge", hatte der alte Mann gesagt, "ist es wichtig - überlebenswichtig - niemandem zu trauen."

Der Deutsch-Norweger Johann Göbbs tut gut daran, sich an die Maxime seines Großvaters zu halten: Traue niemandem! Als Spion der Alliierten während der Wirren des zu Ende gehenden 2. Weltkrieges dient er als Angehöriger der Luftwaffe im Reichsluftfahrtministerium - ständig in Gefahr, entlarvt zu werden. Sein Auftrag: Informationen über ein geheimes Projekt der Nazis zu sammeln. Dafür muss er tief in deren verhasste Strukturen vordringen. Das Geheimprojekt nördlich von Berlin - ein neuer Flugzeugtyp - entpuppt sich aber nur als Anfang von etwas noch Größerem, etwas, das die sich andeutende Nachkriegsordnung grundsätzlich in Frage stellen könnte.
Wohin verschwinden die Flugzeuge? In die legendäre Alpenfestung? Haben sie etwas mit dem rätselhaften Verschwinden hochrangiger Mitglieder der Nazi-Elite zu tun?
Bald schon verschwimmen die Grenzen zwischen Freund und Feind. Kann Johann seine Überzeugung für das größere Wohl opfern?

In seinem neuesten Roman vermischt Carsten Zehm gekonnt Vergangenheit mit Fiktion, Agentengeschichte mit Romanze und schafft so einen fesselnden Geheimagententhriller.


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  • Paperback | 488 pages
  • 131 x 211 x 38mm | 494g
  • German
  • 2. Aufl.
  • 3862824977
  • 9783862824977


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