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Book 4 of Bernie Gunther. See all Bernie Gunther books in order
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A German Requiem
The book after
A Quiet Flame
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Topics

  • Bernhard Gunther
  • International relations

Places

  • Munich (Germany)
  • Vienna (Austria)

Reading ages

  • Adult

Other books in Bernie Gunther

14 books listed so far

  1. Book 1: March Violets
  2. Book 2: The Pale Criminal
  3. Book 3: A German Requiem
  4. Book 5: A Quiet Flame
  5. Book 6: If the Dead Rise Not
  6. Book 7: Field Gray
  7. Book 8: Prague Fatale
  8. Book 9: A Man Without Breath
  9. Book 10: The Lady from Zagreb
  10. Book 11: The Other Side of Silence
  11. Book 12: Prussian Blue
  12. Book 13: Greeks Bearing Gifts
  13. Book 14: Metropolis

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