Greater Germany I The Resistance Hatred of tyranny never dies, and a young Polish girl did something about it.
An Alternative History Novel by Eric Hausker
On a cold March day in 1943, a small explosion aboard Hitler's plane changes the course of history. The Fuhrer's death brings a new German order to life, led by generals who seize control and bring the war to a negotiated end. Europe is redrawn, and Poland remains under German rule for generations. Fifty years later, Warsaw lives under the shadow of the Reich. The city has rebuilt, but freedom has not returned. Zdzislawa Reshevsky, a young Polish woman, discovers the truth behind a brutal murder on a farm and is drawn into an underground resistance. Her path crosses with Lieutenant Helmut von Mannhausen, a loyal but conflicted officer, and Robert Davison, an American journalist sent to report on the German Protectorates during Hitler's centenary.
As hidden loyalties and long-buried secrets rise to the surface, a new battle begins, fought not with armies but with courage, memory, and truth. Greater Germany: The Resistance envisions a haunting world that could have been, where tyranny survived and defiance refused to die.
