FICTION

Munich

Knopf. Jan. 2018. 304p. ISBN 9780525520269. $27.95; ebk. ISBN 9780525520276. lrg. prnt. CD/downloadable: Random Audio. HISTORICAL FICTION
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Returning to the territory of the alt-history classic Fatherland, Harris visits the Munich Conference, with two friends from 1920s Oxford in conflict. British diplomatic up-and-comer Guy Legat serves as private secretary to placating Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, while German Foreign Office staffer Rikard von Holz secretly belongs to the anti-Hitler Resistance.
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