Jake 1946
One war has ended. Another has already begun.
Before the Cold War made headlines, a new generation of American intelligence agents entered the shadows to hunt the architects of the Third Reich. Jake 1946 is the gripping story of one soldier’s transformation from rookie recruit to skilled counterintelligence operative, proving that the fight for justice did not end with victory in Europe.
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RE Sobol is an avid reader of World War II history, with a particular fascination for espionage and the shadowy world of American and British spies. He grew up in Levittown, NY, where he was a member of his high school’s varsity wrestling team. He later graduated from City College of New York on Staten …
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Jake 1946 by RE Sobol is a World War II espionage novel set at the moment when victory gives way to a new and uncertain global conflict. Jake Slone, a streetwise young New Yorker fluent in German, is pulled from basic training to guard German POWs in the American Midwest, where he listens, observes, and …
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