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I assume you realize that the experiments we do here, in Auschwitz and many other KZs are very important for the German Army and can give us results that would be impossible otherwise." He said, already justifying the terror that Werner would soon experience. "As I aid before, it's a doctors paradise. We are allowed to do anything we want with anyone." He said it with a gleefull smile. "I've done various experiments on adults, chlldren, men and women and so on and so forth…
Werner was diagnosed with brain cancer at year sixteen, and at twenty-two, his fight was almost over. His plane crashes on his way to Germany...to his surprise he wakes up in The Third Reich. After recovering he is immeditally forced to join the German Army and is stationed in Auschwitz. There, he meets a polish doctor who can cure cancer. Will Werner-O'Leary be able to free the doctor, and help him publish his research?
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I just finished this book. I really liked it (from beginning to end). I'm kind of sad that it's already over...would recommend it! thank you @maydaymarko for this novel!
this is a good read! It's a cool idea, and it's well written too. I like the characters (my favourite is Nikolai up until now, I'm at chapter 15). I can't wait to read more!
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This book has me hooked and chills run down my spine, but it still makes me laugh every now and then because of Nikolai! :) I can't wait to read more and to see what will happen to Wojciechowski... The book has a good flow and I love the descriptive and creative passages like the one of Auschwitz being a nightmare!