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A Filha Do Alemao
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A stolen child. A secret of decades. Two sisters separated by war. Norway, 1940. Seduced by Nazi propaganda, Liv voluntarily joins the Lebensborn program, believing she is serving a greater cause. But this decision will have devastating consequences that will echo for generations. England, 1968. Agnes grew up in a wealthy home, convinced she knew where she came from, until her grandfather's sudden death reveals a disturbing secret. The young woman then embarks on a dangerous journey through Europe – from England to Norway and Berlin – which leads her to meet her past and Karolina, a sister she did not know until then. But when Agnes and Karolina finally meet, the barriers erected by the Cold War threaten to keep them apart forever. The German's Daughter is a story about a side of World War II that most books have forgotten. Meticulously researched, gripping and thought-provoking, it is a powerful novel of love, guilt, courage and redemption, which reveals the horrors of the post-Nazi regime and the scars left by this dark period of history.
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