
Havoc
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E. Phillips Oppenheim's 'Havoc' takes readers into the heart of pre-World War I Europe, where international relations are a delicate dance of power and deception. The novel follows the machinations of a secret alliance forged between Germany, Russia, and Austria, a pact aimed at shifting the balance of power. England, sensing the impending danger, seeks to undermine this alliance by exploiting Russia's prior commitments. The story revolves around the efforts of British agents to expose the machinations behind the alliance, a task fraught with danger and intrigue. They must unravel a web of secrets and manipulate events, all while facing the constant threat of betrayal and exposure. 'Havoc' masterfully depicts the climate of mistrust and suspicion that prevailed in the years leading up to World War I, highlighting the intricate political maneuvering, clandestine alliances, and dangerous conspiracies that contributed to the outbreak of global conflict. The narrative skillfully blends historical accuracy with thrilling suspense, creating a compelling tale of international intrigue and the fight to maintain peace in the face of growing tensions.Book Details
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E. Phillips Oppenheim
England
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