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Armageddon
Armageddon
Author: Leon Uris
From book flap: "The author of "Battle Cry", "Exodus", and "Mila 18" has written his most important novel. "Armageddon" is the story of the origin of the cold war in strife-torn postwar Germany. It tells of the incredible struggle for Berlin from its capture by the Russians in 1645, through the years of Four Power Occupation, to the airlift - on...  more »
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ISBN: 144121
Publication Date: 1964
Pages: 632
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Publisher: Doubleday & Company, Inc.
Book Type: Hardcover
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"Magnificent ... Armageddon is a novel about Berlin ... what took place immediately after the war ... the handful of Americans and British who stayed behind while everybody else rushed home to enjoy the pleasure of peace ... the great drama of the Berlin airlift ... A novel of time and place where relationships are complex, loves private." - Columbus Dispatch
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Story of a group of soldiers making their way through occupied Germany post WWII. Much humanity has already been stripped away from the place and the people, and the sad tales of how one can sink to new lows can be surprising.
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Back cover: Armageddon is a novel about Berlin ... what took place immediately after the war ... the handful of Americans and British who stayed behind while everybody else rushed home to enjoy the pleasure of peace ... the great drama of the Berlin airlift ... A novel of time and place where relationships are complex, loves private ...
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This is one of the best books written about Germany at the end of the W.W.II. Shocking but very informative. The Soviets v. the world. The Soviets v. humanity. Who should be punished after the war is over? When do you stop the punishement? Who is right?
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Great book.


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