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The Boys from Brazil
The Boys from Brazil
Author: Ira Levin
Barry Koehler, an overeager aspiring Nazi-hunter, calls the premier expert in the field, the aging Yakov Liebermann, with news of a Sao Paolo meeting of top SS officials. The gathering is led by the infamous Dr. Mengele, famous for his hideous Auschwitz medical experiments on twins. According to the young man, the Nazis are going to murder 94 65...  more »
ISBN: 74448
Publication Date: 1976
Pages: 280
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Publisher: Random House, Book Club Edition
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
Members Wishing: 1
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undeaddoll avatar reviewed The Boys from Brazil on + 25 more book reviews
I had to read this for my German Class...it was interesting and I assume it was a fresh idea when it was written but nothing is really that shocking in this day and age...it was a little drawn out towards the end but overall it's a good read about little hilters.
kyp avatar reviewed The Boys from Brazil on + 62 more book reviews
Adopted into a film starring Gregory Peck. Interesting concept of what cn be done by fanatical followers.
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A great book by the author of ROSEMARY'S BABY and THE STEPFORD WIVES.
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Very well written and short enough to read in a couple of hours. Ira Levin has not penned a bad or boring book to my knowledge.
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A gripping thriller with a very interesting proposition. What if it COULD work??


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