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The Vengeance of Rome: The Fourth Volume of the Colonel Pyat Quartet

by Michael Moorcock

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2013
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paperback
Pages in this edition
608
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Aug 01, 2013 · PM Press · eng

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Michael Moorcock's most infamous antihero continues his epic and hilariously distasteful escapades in this fantastic fourth installment of the Pyat quartet. Picking up where Jerusalem Commands left off, bisexual, cocaine-loving, Jewish anti-Semite Pyat enthusiastically embraces Fascism and manages to insinuate himself into Mussolini's inner circle. Sent by the fascist dictator on a secret mission to Munich, he becomes embroiled in Nazi Party intrigue and ultimately finds himself in the Dachau concentration camp. Thirty years later, having incredibly survived both Dachau and the Spa.

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/tags/OL170TFiction/tags/OL179TGeneralMaxim Arturovich Pyatnitski (Fictitious character)HistoricalFiction, science fiction, generalPyatnitski, maxim arturovich (fictitious character), fictionSpain, history, civil war, 1936-1939, fictionEurope, fictionAntisemitism