Arbor House

The former managing editor of the New York Times recalls his eventful life and recounts stories about many of the world's greatest leaders, including Winston Churchill, King Farouk, and Franklin D. Roosevelt

Kiadói borító szakadozott, a táblák kissé deformáltak. In 1940, Henry Faber, a German spy nicknamed 'die Nadel' ('The Needle') due to his trademark weapon being a stiletto, is working at a London railway depot, collecting information on troop movements. Faber is halfway through radioing this...

A szerző dedikációjával.