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Once upon a time in France
\"Based on the true story of Joseph Joanovici, a Romanian Jew who immigrated to France in the 1920s and became one of the richest men in Europe as a scrap-metal magnate. During the Second World War he becomes a Nazi collaborator and war profiteer who provides the Nazi regime with the metals it needs, but secretly he uses his wealth and influence to finance the French Resistance and free fellow Jews from Nazi hands. Due to his tactics he was one of the three Jews who were denied Israeli citizenship\"-- Provided by publisher.
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Tyler Cross. Black rock
\"No man is an island-- except for Tyler Cross. A criminal for hire, he's the best at what he does, whether he's trafficking drugs or spraying bullets in a shoot-out-- everyone'll pay big bucks for Tyler. Follow his embroilment with drugs, women and gangsters in a violent adventure that he may not survive\"-- Provided by publisher.
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Tyler Cross. Angola
A hell called \"Angola,\" the biggest high-security prison in the United States, surrounded by swamps and crushed by the sweltering Louisiana sunshine. And then just to put the cherry on the cake, the Scarfo clan has put a price on his head, and there are a whole load of Sicilians among Tyler's fellow inmates. If Tyler ever manages to get out of this penitentiary hell, it sure won't be for good conduct.
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Death to the tsar
\"Moscow. September 17th, 1904. In front of the palace of the Governor General of Moscow, the assembled masses protest against widespread poverty. Governor Sergei Alexandrovich is stood on the balcony when he drops his hankerchief, inadvertently giving the signal for the soldiers to open fire. The Governor fears for his life and the lives of his family as the repercussions of his deadly mistake resound throughout the whole of Russia and the assassins close in. Told in two parts, this is the true story of the assassination of Grand Duke Sergei Alexandrovich and a nation on the brink of revolution\"--Back cover.
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Atar Gull : or the tale of a modern slave : based on the novel by Eugène Sue
\"Atar Gull is an African Chief doomed to follow his father's footsteps as a slave in colonial Jamaica. Captured by the notorious pirate Brulart, Atar Gull is taken on a grueling journey across the Atlantic, witnessing horrors and injustices that should befall no man. Sold to 'honorable' slave owner Tom Will, he learns to bide his time with an unyielding resilience, until he can stay idle no more\"--Page [4] of cover.
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