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Original Title:	The Berkut
ISBN:	0440202116 (ISBN13: 9780440202110)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Beau Valentine #1
Setting:	Germany

The Berkut (Beau Valentine #1)

Joseph Heywood

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 568 pages

Rating: 4.24 | 569 Users | 57 Reviews

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Very well-conceived premise of the book. Hitler did not kill himself in a bunker, SS Colonel Gunter Brumma one of the best commandos pulls it out of the bunker with the intent to transfer to Argentina. Stalin wants hard evidence that his worst enemy dead and sends Vasilij Petrov and his capable and ruthless group specials to bring him Hitler's body or to take him alive. Although the basic premise of fiction very easily enters into a story that draws you to the end of the book. A very good book that leaves the question: Was Hitler killed him self or not?

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Title	:	The Berkut (Beau Valentine #1)
Author	:	Joseph Heywood
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 568 pages
Published	:	November 1st 1988 by Dell (first published 1987)
Categories	:	Fiction. Historical. Historical Fiction. Thriller. War. Military Fiction

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I got this book as a present from an old pen pal of mine, a Marine sergeant stationed in the Philippines during Operation Desert Storm. Not only are the SS Men, Soviet spies, and American agents, all totally believable, the weapons systems are detailed and the characters are brutally real and fascinating.My one complaint is that there was not enough of one particular character -- Rosemary Wilson, a WAC officer who stumbles across one of the Hitler Youth girls sneaking Hitler out of Germany. The

***** SPOILERS!!! *****The book starts of nicely and then gradually loses steam towards the end. There are main characters without any purpose (Valentine). Some plot elements make no sense at all: why would the Russians want to blame the Jews for the sinking? And why would they leave Brumm alive but kill a whole ship full of emigrants? The epilogue hit the final nail into the coffin: the scene does not belong to historical fiction but into cheesy horror books. Completely unrealistic.The writing

Very entertaining!

For me, this was AWESOME. For anyone who likes war/suspense/Bond-like adventure, I highly recommend.

Adolph Hitler died in the Fuhrer Bunker on April 30, 1945 -- or did he? The author does an excellent job of exploiting the circumstances around the death of Adolph Hitler. Heywood crafts a superb alternate reality as we follow the last days of the Thousand-Year Reich.

Best book of its genre. Action, suspense and awesome characters. Hitler, Stalin, everything a WW2 fan could want in a historical fiction.

Brilliant suspense drama all based on suspicion and gaps left after the second world war. The commitment of men and women to the roles they have to play and their dedication to their leaders and countries is admirable and inspiring. I loved the twists and turns taken in the book.