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Thunder Point

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In the inky depths beneath Thunder Point a diver discovers a priceless treasure: a German U-boat sunk in American waters three weeks after the end of the Second World War. Inside is final proof that Martin Bormann escaped Hitler's bunker, and that he took with him the most explosive secrets of the Reich. St John, the Virgin Islands, 1992. For once, the lone diver's treasure was priceless: a German U-boat, sunk in American waters three weeks after the end of the war. Inside: final proof that Reichsleiter Martin Bormann escaped from Hitler's bunker -- with the Third Reich's hideous secrets intact. Among them: the names of British Nazi sympathisers -- some of them pillars of the establishment -- and the devastating document known as the Windsor Protocol. For the sake of national security, the U-boat must be destroyed. And no questions asked. Even if it means persuading Britain's most wanted IRA terrorist to take on the job!

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FictionBormann, Martin, in fictionNazis in fictionNazisWar storiesWorld War, 1939-1945World War, 1939-1945 in fictionAdventure storiesKings and rulersDillon, sean (fictitious character), fictionFiction, suspenseFiction, thrillers, general

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First Published

1993

Pages

360 pages

Rating

5.0 / 5

Ratings

1

Editions

30

Publisher

Tandem Library

Language

FRE, SPA, GER

Status

Published

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