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Bruno, Chief of Police
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Author
Walker, Martin
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Language
English
Pages
342
ISBN
978-1-84724-598-4
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Category : Fiction / Crime / Thriller / HorrorWhen an old North African man is found viciously murdered - a swastika carved in his chest - the obvious conclusion is that the killing must be racist. But Captain Bruno Courreges isn't convinced, and suspects it may have its roots in that most tortured period of recent French history - the Second World War more
Category : Fiction / Crime / Thriller / HorrorWhen an old North African man is found viciously murdered - a swastika carved in his chest - the obvious conclusion is that the killing must be racist. But Captain Bruno Courreges isn't convinced, and suspects it may have its roots in that most tortured period of recent French history - the Second World War
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Walker, Martin
Martin Walker was educated at Balliol College, Oxford and Harvard. In 25 years with the Guardian, he served as Bureau Chief in Moscow and, in the US, as European Editor. In addition to his prize-winning journalism, he wrote and presented the BBC series 'Martin Walker's Russia' and 'Clintonomics'. He has written several acclaimed works of non-fiction, including The Cold War: A History, and a historical novel, The Caves of Perigord, which reached No 8 on the Washington Post bestseller list. He spends his summers in his house in the Dordogne.
