Triumph
1st ed.
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Word Count
63,250 words, Guess
Page Count
253 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivetriumph00bova
- ISBN-100312853599
- ISBN-139780312853594
- LibraryThing63103
- Library of Congress Control Number92036937
and 3 more
- OCLC Control Number26800261
- Better World Books9780312853594
- Open LibraryOL1732297M
Classifications
- DDC813/.54
- LCCPS3552.O84 T76 1993
- LCCPS3552.O84T76 1993
Description
In the tradition of Fatherland and SS-GB, Hugo Award-winning author Ben Bova unveils a fascinating tale of an alternate history - in which one bold, top secret plan changes forever the shape of the world. 1945: As the War in Europe winds to its bloody close, and a crazed Adolf Hitler awaits the end in an underground bunker in Berlin, the Allied forces - led by FDR, Churchill, and Stalin - look warily at the post-war world - and at each other. Once the war is over, who. Will control Berlin, as well as the future of Eastern Europe? In the world we know, the Red Army marched on Berlin and the Cold War began. In Triumph, however, Bova imagines another possible twist of fate, whose consequences result in both a new world order and gripping human drama that will keep you turning pages until the powerful conclusion. Convinced that Stalin poses a threat to democracy as great as Hitler, Churchill launches a risky, covert operation involving a. Ceremonial sword, future cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, and a small dose of lethal plutonium. Mixing startling fictional surprises with genuine historical figures such as General George S. Patton and British spy Kim Philby, Triumph is an irresistible and compelling peek at a world that might been.
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