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CodeName Snake: The Evil We Kill

By: M. M. Rumberg
Narrated by: Ellery Truesdell
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CodeName: Snake - The Evil We Kill is the dramatic story of a Jewish assassin operating in Berlin during World War Two. A riveting tale of suspense, revenge and triumph during one of the world's most tumultuous periods. CodeName: Snake is a spy story that highlights the devastating treatment of Jewish citizens in Berlin, Germany, during WWII, turning a boy into a revenge-seeking serial killer.

As the Nazis rise to power, Stefan's family tries to escape but is captured and forced into a concentration camp where they are killed. Stefan escapes, and with the assistance of the underground, makes his way to England and joins the Special Air Service - the SAS - the most elite commando force in the world. With Partisan help, Stefan returns to Berlin and impersonates a Gestapo officer. Under a Berlin festooned with Nazi Swastika banners, Stefan infiltrates and destroys Gestapo headquarters. As the Nazi Holocaust spreads its evil, Stefan goes on a rampage killing Nazi officers.

On the run from the Gestapo officer who sent his family to their doom, Stefan, his secret code name revealed, meets him in a final confrontation.

©2005 Morton M. Rumberg (P)2013 Morton M. Rumberg
Genre Fiction Historical Fiction Thriller & Suspense War & Military War Holocaust Fiction Exciting Military Revenge

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