Fontana, London, 1973.  ISBN 0-00-613607-9.  MMPB, 288 pages.  Wraps show a bit of edge wear, some creases, reading creases; binding sound with a slight bow.  Some age spotting on outer page block.  Interior clean and unmarked with tanned pages; fore-edge wear to a few pages at rear.  ‘For Dr. Gerhardt Schwarzenbach, the ruins and chaos of devastated Berlin in late 1945 were the ideal place to emerge under the carefully planned new identity of Dr. Lutzke. … There was one chance in a million that any of the survivors of the death camp would come to Berlin… Yet one day one did, and Dr Lutzke found himself looking straight into the eyes of the Jew Leonhard Grunwald.  From that moment Lutzke knew that he must kill him.  And Grunwald knew that for him there could be no relief from the living nightmare of his life.’ (from first page)