Paul Haydn was on his way home at last, to New York and the civilian life he longed for, after years of War. Yet he would never forget the tormented people, desperate for refuge in Berlin. They had survived the War - but now a new, sinister presence threatened them, their families, the whole of society. Now he discovered that, back home, some of his former colleagues had dangerous political sympathies, that someone was trying to discredit the woman he had once loved. The pattern seemed suddenly familiar. He began to realise why there was such interest in his counter-propaganda skills.

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Neither Five Nor Three
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Table of contents
- Cover
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- Title Page
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Epigraph
- Table of Contents
- I. Thesis
- II. Antithesis
- III. Synthesis
- About the Author
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