A Death in Vienna
Registered by Amberkatze of Wien Bezirk 10 - Favoriten, Wien Austria on 2/8/2008
This Book is Currently in the Wild!
This Book is Currently in the Wild!
3 journalers for this copy...
Journal Entry 1 by Amberkatze from Wien Bezirk 10 - Favoriten, Wien Austria on Friday, February 8, 2008
Donation!
Journal Entry 2 by Amberkatze at Flanagans Irish Pub (OBCZ) in Wien Bezirk 01 - Innere Stadt, Wien Austria on Sunday, February 24, 2008
Released 16 yrs ago (2/25/2008 UTC) at Flanagans Irish Pub (OBCZ) in Wien Bezirk 01 - Innere Stadt, Wien Austria
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Amberkatze
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Congratulations on finding this book! I hope you enjoy it. I'd be thrilled if you took the time to let me know what you will be doing with this book once you've read it by making a journal entry.
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Journal Entry 3 by Karschtl from Wien - irgendwo / Vienna - somewhere, Wien Austria on Thursday, March 6, 2008
Found it today in Flanagans.
Seems to be a good read if you happen to live in Vienna.
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My Review: March 2009
At first I really thought I wouldn't like this story very much. Politics, spyish, cold-war-ish... But after a little while I got really interested in the historical background. Of course I know about the fate of the Jewish ppl during World War II, but this here was a bit of a new perspective.
The framework of the story is not historical recounts but a criminal story of hunting down old nazi henchmen. It's scary to read (and know it's true) how many helpers they had after the war to flee Germany or Austria, and how many of them could even stay and work normally as if nothing ever happened. Scary and shameful.
Seems to be a good read if you happen to live in Vienna.
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My Review: March 2009
At first I really thought I wouldn't like this story very much. Politics, spyish, cold-war-ish... But after a little while I got really interested in the historical background. Of course I know about the fate of the Jewish ppl during World War II, but this here was a bit of a new perspective.
The framework of the story is not historical recounts but a criminal story of hunting down old nazi henchmen. It's scary to read (and know it's true) how many helpers they had after the war to flee Germany or Austria, and how many of them could even stay and work normally as if nothing ever happened. Scary and shameful.
Journal Entry 4 by Karschtl at Controlled Release, A Bookcrossing member -- Controlled Releases on Saturday, April 18, 2009
Released 15 yrs ago (4/17/2009 UTC) at Controlled Release, A Bookcrossing member -- Controlled Releases
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Journal Entry 5 by SabinaLorenz from Wien Bezirk 19 - Döbling, Wien Austria on Saturday, May 30, 2009
found during the big meet-up in Vienna
Journal Entry 6 by SabinaLorenz at Hôtel Marriott Rive Gauche in Paris, Ile-de-France France on Thursday, September 9, 2010
Released 13 yrs ago (9/9/2010 UTC) at Hôtel Marriott Rive Gauche in Paris, Ile-de-France France
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Dear Finder,
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kind regards,
SabinaLorenz
Dear Finder,
Congratulations on finding this book! I hope you enjoy it. I'd be thrilled if you took the time to let me know what you will be doing with this book once you've read it by making a journal entry.
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SabinaLorenz
