“Pauli kept running over the uneven ground. With the swirling white fog wrapped round him, he stumbled into potholes and tripped over the roots of trees, sandbags, corpses, balks of ancient timbers, and large sheets of corrugated iron that, together with untold other stuff, littered this old battlefield. The intelligence reports said no-man's-land was two hundred meters wide at this place, but now it seemed much wider.”
Deighton opens up to the reader the startling realities of life in Berlin under the Nazis—and the German experience of two world wars.
Author: Len Deighton
Title: Winter: A Novel of a Berlin Family
Edition: First Edition, second printing before publication
Published: New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1988
Physical Description: Hardcover; Octavo; 571p
Condition: Very good condition dust jacket with some rubbing to surfaces and toning. Boards and spine clean with mild crushing at spine ends and rubbing to surfaces. Binding tight and square. Pages clear.
Comments: Solid copy
