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Death at Nuremberg

A Clandestine Operations Novel
Pages
416
Published
2017
Language
English

Synopsis

Jim Cronley, fresh off a Legion of Merit, finds himself reassigned to protect the U.S. chief prosecutor at the Nuremberg trials from a rumored Soviet kidnapping. Simultaneously, he must dismantle Odessa, a clandestine organization aiding Nazi war criminals. As assassination attempts mount, Cronley uncovers a web of secrets involving Nazi gold, a Himmler cult, a double-agent, and a suspicious newspaperwoman, all while trying to discern who poses the greatest threat.

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About the author

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William E. Butterworth III

William Edmund Butterworth III (November 10, 1929 – February 12, 2019) was an American writer of military and detective fiction, best known under the pen name W. E. B. Griffin. Born in Newark, New Jersey, he served in the U.S. Army in Germany and as a war correspondent in Korea. Under the Griffin name he wrote about 59 novels in seven series, among them Brotherhood of War, The Corps, Badge of Honor, Honor Bound and Presidential Agent, many of the later ones co-written with his son William E. But...

Characters

Jim CronleyProtagonist
HimmlerAntagonist
German cousinAntagonist
U.S. chief prosecutorSupporting
NKGB agentSupporting
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