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The Book of Guilt (Catherine Chidgey, Penguin)

Welcome to an alternative version of the UK in the 1970s. In Catherine Chidgey’s The Book of Guilt, Hitler was assassinated in 1943. After a purge of senior Nazis and a willingness to overlook past atrocities, a fragile peace was reached between Europe and an expanded Germany. This uneasy compromise...

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