In 1945 Austria, a British major serves as occupation commander enforcing order amid Nazi aftermath, resistance, and moral conflicts.
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In 1945 Austria, a British major serves as occupation commander enforcing order amid Nazi aftermath, resistance, and moral conflicts.
[aka The Second Victory] The war was over .... But it was a time of armistice, not peace. In the winter of 1945, Austria was in a land without leaders and withoug hope. To men like Major Mark Hanlon, Occupation Commander in the snowbound Alps, fell the task of destroying the stink of tyranny and death that the Nazis had left behind. Major Hanlon had sought the appointment because he wanted to help. On all sides he found despair and resistance. He wanted to rule by law, not force. But his word ...
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Murder by shooting and post-war tensions with resistance
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Occupation rule, law versus force, and Nazi legacy in Austria
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Despair, resistance, and systemic effects of tyranny
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