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Displaced Persons

Couverture du livre « Displaced Persons » de Hilton John Buxton aux éditions Macmillan Bello Digital
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They know her as Jacqueline Fernetand shes in trouble. And the Examining Magistrate has apparently unearthed a connection with British Wartime Intelligence. Your name has cropped up, and hed like to talk to you about it. Retired Superintendent Kenworthy would never have recognized his... Voir plus

They know her as Jacqueline Fernetand shes in trouble. And the Examining Magistrate has apparently unearthed a connection with British Wartime Intelligence. Your name has cropped up, and hed like to talk to you about it. Retired Superintendent Kenworthy would never have recognized his wartime acquaintance Marie-Thérèse in the ageing woman found near a murdered man with three-quarters of a million francs in her possession. But he could identify the man. He had been Kenworthys superior officer in an advance detachment of British troops during the 1944 thrust through the Low Countries. Marie-Thérèse had been something of a camp-follower and mascot, and Kenworthy learned that other wartime associates had kept in touch with her. Why? Was it blackmail? Marie-Thérèse had been suspected of it before. But who directed her? And who was their victim?

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