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Exit Berlin Paperback – 15 July 2013

by Tim Sebastian (Author)

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A thriller set in Berlin as the wall comes down.

When the Berlin Wall comes down, James Martin's life as a British sleeper agent in East Berlin starts to crumble. He is publicly revealed as a traitor, having been wrongly blamed for the betrayal of a British network in East Germany. Upon his return to the West he discovers he has many enemies on both sides, both known and unknown, especially the real traitor.

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Publisher : BANTAM PRESS; 1st edition (15 July 2013)
Language : English
Paperback : 224 pages
ISBN-10 : 0593070976
ISBN-13 : 978-0593070970
Dimensions : 10.6 x 2 x 17.8 cm

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A thriller set in Berlin as the wall comes down.

About the Author

Tim Sebastian was born in London in 1952. For over ten 'years he reported for the BBC, mainly from Eastern Europe. As the BBC's correspondent in Warsaw, he witnessed the rise of Solidarity and went on to cover the complete disintegration of the Soviet Bloc. He was the BBC's first television correspondent in Moscow, but was expelled in 1985 for 'activities not compatible with his status' .. The Soviet security services later described him as a British Intelligence operative who worked for the BBC under the code name 'Timosha'. Tim Sebastian denied these charges. He now lives in London, where he divides his time between writing and broadcasting.