A Boy from Tangier

D. Groll

Summary

Based on real events and real people as its background, A Boy from Tangier is a story about Mosad operatives who fought the secrete war of the Mossad, in the traumatic years before and after the Munich Massacre in 1972 and until the destruction of Sadam Husein’s nuclear reactor, near Bagdad, in Jun 1981. The factual events with the real public figures who took part in it are all well-documented history. All the rest, however, is fiction. A love story.

Available since: 07/14/2023.

Print length: 251 pages.

Crime & Thriller

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