Penguin, London, 1991, 1^st pr thus.  ISBN 0-14-034208-7.  MMPB, 90 pages.  Very good; small lower front corner bend, remainder mark on bottom edge; tight binding; pages tanned; appears unread.  ‘Could Adolf Hitler possibly live in an ordinary terraced house in an ordinary English town?  What’s it like to live with a shell-shocked grandfather?  And how do you cope with a thirteen-year-old who lives only to kill Nazis?  This collection of stories bring to life the conflicts and traumas that war creates in those who lived through the experience – and those who are drawn in to share in its memory, even in the present.  A gripping book that creates its own unforgettable echoes. (from first page)