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Pontífice

Pontífice

ThrillerPolitical Thriller
Pages
407
Published
1983
Language
Spanish
Prose complexity
7/10

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Genres

Thriller Political Thriller

Authors

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Gordon Thomas

Gordon Thomas is an author of non-fiction, specializing in history, biography, and espionage. His works include the historical account Enola Gay, biographies such as Robert Maxwell and Pontífice

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Max Morgan-Witts

Max Morgan-Witts is an author recognized for his detailed historical non-fiction. He co-authored Enola Gay, a gripping account of the atomic bomb mission, and Voyage of the Damned, which tells the story of a desperate sea journey. His other notable titles include Pontífice and The day the bubble burst.

Frequently asked questions

  • Is this book a work of fiction?

    This book is a work of investigative journalism rather than a novel, providing a detailed account of the papacies of Paul VI, John Paul I, and John Paul II based on interviews and research with Vatican insiders.

  • What specific historical events does this book cover?

    The narrative focuses on the conclaves of 1978 and provides an investigation into the assassination attempt on John Paul II by Mehmet Ali Agca, including details on the alleged Bulgarian connection and the Pope's secret involvement with the Solidarity movement in Poland.