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      No Man's Land

      by Reginald Hill
      Published
      Feb 1986
      Main Genre
      General Fiction General Fiction
      Pages
      352
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      "These lads here are on the run from the Army, it doesn't matter which Army, there's only one sodding huge Army in the whole world." The speaker is Australian Arthur Viney, leader of a multinational pack of WW I deserters who occupy a tract of land near the site of the Allied Somme offensive. The group is joined by a pair of young deserters, German aristocrat-turned-infantryman Lothar von Seeberg and British soldier Josh Routledge. Lothar and Josh share a special attachment; each has been devastated by the loss of a brother during the war; when Lothar saves Josh's life at their first meeting, a bond of surrogate brotherhood is sealed between them.

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      First Edition Feb 1986 St. Martin's ISBN13 9780312576707 ISBN10 0312576706
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      Dec 2019 Mysterious Press ISBN13 9781504059749 ISBN10 1504059743
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      Dec 2019 MysteriousPress.com/Open Road ISBN10 B07YXPF9DX
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      Jun 1986 Ulverscroft Large Print ISBN13 9780708983386 ISBN10 0708983383
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