Von Weizsacker's Diary

Von Weizsacker's Diary
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Publisher : Jacques Evans
Total Pages : 67
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ISBN-10 : 9781452307220
ISBN-13 : 1452307229
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Book Synopsis Von Weizsacker's Diary by : Jacques Evans

Download or read book Von Weizsacker's Diary written by Jacques Evans and published by Jacques Evans. This book was released on 2009-10-06 with total page 67 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: In the last days of World War II, an American bomber sinks a German submarine in the West Indies. The crew manages to board life rafts but a squall approaches and the weather turns deadly. Weeks later, off the Florida coast, a fishing boat recovers a life raft with two dead men aboard. One of the men is the submarine's captain, Oberleutnant von Weizsacker. The fishing boat captain finds a diary in a waterproof pouch sewn into von Weizsacker's jacket. He scans a few pages but is unable to read German. The captain tosses the diary and other personal effects into a shoe box. He turns the corpses and their identification tags over to the coast guard but neglects to mention he retrieved some personal effects. Twenty-eight years later, the diary turns up at a Florida flea market.


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