About the book: 1996 / “If you look at the destruction of the Berlin Wall through the eyes of the Germans, then for them it is simply the end of a fifty-year war...” With the defeat of Nazi Germany, Nazism did not die. There remained many fascists blinded by hatred, who were forced to go underground and acted secretly for decades. In Eddie Shah's action-packed, dynamic, full of acute political intrigues of the recent past and the present, British counter-terrorist agent Eden Nicholson comes to grips with the secret of the Nazi organization. Eden, at thirty-two, experienced the loss of his parents and twin brother; during the Gulf War he was behind enemy lines - he is alone and not afraid of death. But even such an experienced intelligence officer could not imagine the torture that the neo-fascists, who were preparing an attempt on the life of the US President, subjected him to. Will Edem Nicholson be able to foil the plot and survive?..