Hitler's Peace: A Novel of the Second World War, (Paperback)

from BruderBane

In Hitler's Peace, Kerr takes 20th century history and creates historical fiction worth reading. To exclaim that Mr. Kerr has an incredible grasp of the written word and is able to bring alight the happenings of World War Two, as he did in A German Requiem, with such verve that they spring forth ...

from dspoon

In the fall of 1943, Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin met in Teheran to determine the endgame of the war. But what if Hitler, canny enough to realize he could no longer win the war, was putting out peace feelers? And what if his secret offer threatened to do what his armies could not, destroy the...

from dano35ie

A marvellous historical thriller. A lot of this fine thriller is based on fact. Have no hesitation adding it to my To Be Read Again List.

from BrianHostad

Not as good as I hoped let down by the hero. The premise is interesting of the allies separately still contemplating a peace with Germany in late 1943, but having an American Philosopher who always has the most glamourous girl as the main narrator doesn't work and his "adventures" feel too contri...

from tmph

Not really such great writing; but perfectly interesting. Hard to put up with novelization of these characters (I just had dinner with Adolf!), but I understand much is factual, so, on I go ... . Turned out to be perfectly interesting. Three interesting plots going on, the "hero" becomes more and...