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Den sista offensiven

By: Leo Kessler
Narrated by: Håkan Mohede
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Andra världskrigets slutskede. SS-Stormdivision Wotan befinner sig i Ardennerna och uppdraget är att till varje pris säkra en bro för att tyskarna ska kunna avancera västerut. Men någonting går galet. De tyska stabscheferna har räknat fel och offensiven hindras nästan innan den har hunnit börja. Dessutom blir överste Kuno von Dodenburg jagad som krigsförbrytare...

Leo Kessler är en pseudonym som användes av den brittiske författaren och militärhistorikern Charles Henry Whiting (1926-2007). Han skrev cirka 350 böcker, både skönlitteratur och fackböcker. Han skrev både under eget namn och under flera pseudonymer, bland annat Duncan Harding, Ian Harding, John Kerrigan, Duncan Harding, Klaus Konrad, K.N. Kostov och Duncan Stirling.

©2018 SAGA Egmont. Translated by Hanz F. Lindstrã M (P)2018 SAGA Egmont Espionage Political

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