Somewhere in Germany

Somewhere in Germany

by Deborah G. King

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Who would have ever dreamed that an enclosed garage at the family farm could hold such a surprising secret that it would change the way we thought about our beloved deceased uncle forever. The discovery of four letters dated from 1946 to 1948, postmarked from Germany and written by a woman anmed Anna Reinoehl, led to the ultimate discovery of this 60-year-old secret. This is the facinating story of Paul Crook, who grew up in a small southern community, served in World War II, won a bronze star for heroism, fell in love with a young German girl, and ulimately returned back to the United States after the war, leaving his heart overseas. After spending 55 years in a hat box, the letters from Anna were discovered. Once they were tranlated, a love story unfolded before us, complete with its own surprise and shocking ending! Dateline NBC-Keith Morrison "Somewhere in Germany is a knock-your-socks-off story that probably should be a movie." Movie Director, Jeff Burr- Credits such as Halloween, Pumpkinhead 2, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Puppetmaster said "Somewhere in Germany is a great story. I read the book myself, and I will do whatever I can to help you get the story out there."

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