| Title | : | Spectre At The Feast (East Berlin Series #3) |
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| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
| Number of Pages | : | 236 |
| Publication | : | Published October 6, 2017 |
East Berlin, 1994In the wake of a divisive referendum, the people of the GDR are struggling to find common ground.Concerned that populist leader, Klaus Kaminsky, is poised to take power in East Germany, Karo and Martin come together again to defend the grassroots democracy they are helping to build.But as Kaminsky holds rallies across the country, the mood of the people of the GDR begins to change. Can the delicate balance of round tables and workers’ councils survive, or will the country be dragged back into the authoritarian rule of the past?“The Soldiers’ Council of the Border Regiment 33 had a meeting this morning. We’re on strike.”“You call this being on strike?”“Yeah, fun isn’t it?”Book 3 of the East Berlin Series
Spectre At The Feast (East Berlin Series #3) Reviews
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Karo and Martin come together again to defend the grassroots democracy they are helping to build. The populist leader, Klaus Kaminsky, is poised to take power in East Germany. AS Kaminsky holds rallies across the country, the mood of the people of the GDR begins to change. The delicate balance of round tables and workers' councils are at stake, and there is a chance the GDR can be dragged back into the authoritarian rule of the past. Really liked this book, it is the best in this series
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To my mind, the final in the trilogy did not deliver on promise of the previous books.
The end was twee and lacked any real depth. While I don't seek an absolute closure, the re-emergence of the Party and its organs (Stasi) left the series floundering.
