Mere Incidents Of War - Softcover
As the communist empire disintegrates, American historian Leon Meredith arrives in Paris to research letter written by sixteen-year-old Alonzo Redman, a union solider in the Civil War. Caught up in the affairs of his neighbours in the Marais district, Leon begins to question the purpose of his life and the nature of truth. And in the next street, distrustful of the unquestioning euphoria at eastern Europe's new freedom, the woman once known as Annalisa Vogel is moved to record her experiences as a young girl fleeing the Russian invasion of Czechoslovakia. Dramatic, haunting and unforgettable, Ann Swinfen's fourth novel is set to transcend her previous critical acclaim.
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Book Description:
A powerful, moving and unforgettable story set against the dramatic background of eastern Europe as Communism falls.
Synopsis:
A novel set in eastern Europe as the communist empire begins to disintegrate.
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- PublisherArrow
- Publication date2000
- ISBN 10 0099227622
- ISBN 13 9780099227625
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages304
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