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Betrayal in Berlin

By Michael Shew

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Betrayal in Berlin

By Michael Shew

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  • Set in Germany and Britain from 1925 to 1945, Betrayal in Berlin surveys the tumultuous events of that period through the life of John Samson, a Physics postgraduate who wins a place at a prestigious Berlin University. This compelling story examines how far-right fanaticism and political duplicity impact ordinary lives. It questions why decent people sometimes act ruthlessly or against their own best interests, offering a poignant reflection on morality, love, and the search for atonement amidst chaos. After two psychological thrillers, Betrayal in Berlin represents a shift into historical fiction from Michael Shew. The allegorical story begins in 1925 in the Weimar Republic and follows the main protagonist through 1930s England and the Second World War
Set in Germany and Britain from 1925 to 1945, Betrayal in Berlin surveys the tumultuous events of that period through the life of John Samson, a Physics postgraduate who wins a place at a prestigious Berlin University. This compelling story examines how far-right fanaticism and political duplicity impact ordinary lives. It questions why decent people sometimes act ruthlessly or against their own best interests, offering a poignant reflection on morality, love, and the search for atonement amidst chaos. After two psychological thrillers, Betrayal in Berlin represents a shift into historical fiction from Michael Shew. The allegorical story begins in 1925 in the Weimar Republic and follows the main protagonist through 1930s England and the Second World War