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Acclaimed Journalist Glass Looks To The American Expatriate Experience Of Nazi-occupied Paris To Reveal A Fascinating Forgotten History Of The Greatest Generation. A Moving And Deeply Thought-provoking Book.--sunday Telegraph. Acclaimed Journalist Charlie Glass Looks To The American Expatriate Experience Of Nazi-occupied Paris To Reveal A Fascinating Forgotten History Of The Greatest Generation. In Americans In Paris, Tales Of Adventure, Intrigue, Passion, Deceit, And Survival Unfold Season By Season, From The Spring Of 1940 To Liberation In The Summer Of 1944, As Renowned Journalist Charles Glass Tells The Story Of A Remarkable Cast Of Expatriates And Their Struggles In Nazi Paris. Before The Second World War Began, Approximately Thirty Thousand Americans Lived In Paris, And When War Broke Out In 1939 Almost Five Thousand Remained. As Citizens Of A Neutral Nation, The Americans In Paris Believed They Had Little To Fear. They Were Wrong. Glass's Discovery Of Letters, Diaries, War Documents, And Police Files Reveals As Never Before How Americans Were Trapped In A Web Of Intrigue, Collaboration, And Courage.^ Artists, Writers, Scientists, Playboys, Musicians, Cultural Mandarins, And

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Author

Charles Glass

Publisher

Penguin Books

Published

2014

Language

EN

ISBN

9780007228539

Category

history

Subjects

Fiction, Memoir, History

Rating

3.72 / 5 (980 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14