Hostage of Tomorrow

Written by robertabernathy | Published 2023/04/18
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TLDRIt was the end of March, and the wreck of the Dritten Reich lay in colossal ruin across Europe, where people were only beginning to crawl out of their burrows to face the job of rebuilding a world for better or worse. In Germany itself, the Allied Armies, driving forward behind the iron spearheads of their aircraft and their armor, were closing in to smash the still-defiant nucleus of the old world that had been for worse. One column consisted of two jeeps and a canvas-backed truck, bounding and swerving at reckless speed over a rutted road that wound upward and deeper into the fir-shadowed Schwarzwald. "Reconnaissance," grunted Ray Manning, between lurches of the transport truck. "They might have called it treasure hunting." "Huh?" said Eddie Dugan, planted solidly and insensitively beside Manning on the jolting wooden seat. He took his eyes off the knees of the soldier opposite and searched his buddy's face. "What's the treasure?"via the TL;DR App

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Written by robertabernathy | Robert Abernathy was an American science fiction author during the 1940s and 1950s.
Published by HackerNoon on 2023/04/18