In 'The Berlin Girl,' a British journalist uncovers terrible secrets in 1937 Germany
In ‘The Berlin Girl,’ a British journalist uncovers terrible secrets in 1937 Germany Bethanne Patrick © HarperCollins 360 The specter of 1930s Germany hangs over modern society, particularly when we ask how everyday citizens did little to arrest the evil in their midst. It’s a question British novelist Mandy Robotham also ponders in her new novel, “The Berlin Girl,” the story of fictional English journalist Georgina “Georgie” Young, which pays homage to real-life journalists like Sigrid Schultz, Clare Hollingworth and Martha Gellhorn (whose celebrity as “Mr...
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