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Bogarts Bruder

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Bogarts Bruder

John Cassar

Hollywood, 1938, on the eve of the Second World War. Hank Jordan returns from Europe and tries to continue the small publishing house run by his brother Carl, who apparently took his own life. As he investigates the death, encounters with Jewish refugees, Nazi agents, and an unknown Humphrey Bogart draw him into a dark case where crime and politics converge.

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Work Information

A historical crime novel in which a journalist investigating his brother's death moves closer to the dangers hidden among exiles and the fringes of prewar Hollywood.

A novel by Gundolf S. Freyermuth, published under the name John Cassar. Set in late-1930s Hollywood, it follows a mystery surrounding a brother's death against the anxiety of displaced people and the glamour of the film industry. A young real-life Humphrey Bogart appears in the story, while the era's political tensions are woven into its suspense.

Book Information

Publisher
Reclam Verlag Leipzig
Published
1999-09-01
Pages
395 pages
Language
ドイツ語
ISBN-13
9783379007603
ISBN-10
3379007609
Price
5156 JPY

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