An Infinity Of Mirrors pb bk 1966 Richard Condon Nazis

In the early thirties, Pauie Bernheim, a beautiful French Jewess, marries Wilhelm von Rhode, a German military attache with a long family history of devotion to the Prussian ideal. The young couple set up home in Berlin. After the birth of their child, they decide they must part. The growing anti-semitism infecting all levels of German society, and made more intense through von Rhode's loyalty to the Nazi regime, has become too much for them to bear ... But they are united again when a shattering and mindless tragedy, cutting at the roots of their love and marriage, joins them in an action horrifying even to themselves, and revealing how completely they have both fallen victim to the brutality and hate let loose in Europe. AN INFINITY OF MIRRORS is the final indictment of the corrosion through evil of everyone and everything touched by Hitler's Germany. 'All Mr. Condon's professionalism cannot disguise his anger and his warmth of spirit.' SUNDAY TIMES