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The Trap

Rink van der Velde

Tradutor Henry J. Baron

Editora: The Permanent Press

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Sinopse

Published originally in the Netherlands as De Fûke, in 1966, The Trap, a short war novel based on a real incident, tells the story of a Netherlands fisherman whose cottage on the lake becomes a refuge for those who need a hiding place. One day his only son is caught by the Germans, and the fisherman must make a choice between cooperation and resistance.
Disponível desde: 15/03/2016.
Comprimento de impressão: 147 páginas.

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