Hanno is on the run. His twin brother has just been killed in front of him. Now he has nowhere to turn – except Effi. She is tough and streetwise. She has learned the hard way to keep her secrets to herself. Effi isn’t keen to trust Hanno, a policeman’s son. But Germany has just lost the war. The roads are teeming with chaos and danger. Invading Russians, defeated German soldiers – and Major Otto, who likes to play games with people before he kills them. With him on the prowl, trusting each other is the last of these kids’ worries. The Major is looking for his next target. Them. Brilliant snapshot of Germany in 1945, just after the war ended A moving tale of courage, ingenuity and friendships formed in war Rare look at the war and its aftermath from a German perspective A story of refugees which is still relevant now
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