Peter Gardos Books

Fever at dawn

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July 1945. Miklos is a twenty-five-year-old Hungarian who has survived the camps and has been brought to Sweden to convalesce. His doctor has just given him a death sentence: his lungs are filled w...

Fever at Dawn

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Fever at Dawn

By Peter Gardos

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La fievre de l aube

By Peter Gardos

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4ème de couv. : "Quand Miklós, vingt-cinq ans, apprend qu'il est condamné à mourir, il prend une résolution folle : il va se marier ... et guérir. Hongrois, rescapé des camps d'extermination nazis,...

Febre a la matinada

By Imola Szabo, Peter Gardos, Jordi Gine De Lasa

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Hajnali laz

By Peter Gardos

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Fever at Dawn

By Peter Gardos

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Fever at Dawn

By Elizabeth Szasz, Peter Gardos

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Fever at Dawn

By Peter Gardos

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Fever at Dawn

By Peter Gardos

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