Knight's Cross

by Aaron Bank, E. M. Nathanson

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In a novel based on real events, a crack commando team assembled by the Office of Strategic Services during World War II heads into Germany in 1945 with orders to kidnap Hitler and other Nazi leaders. By the author of The Dirty Dozen.

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In a novel based on real events, a crack commando team assembled by the Office of Strategic Services during World War II heads into Germany in 1945 with orders to kidnap Hitler and other Nazi leaders. By the author of The Dirty Dozen.

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