Hans Thomas von Gall is an elderly German banker, who has fooled the Nazi’s.

He has hidden the sum of 724 million marcs (approx. 431 million dollars) of German investor’s money, some Jewish, out of the country before the start of World War II.

After being captured and tortured by the Nazi’s for ten hours, he committed suicide by jumping out of a window, but not before writing down 724 false names and access codes.

Heydrich, leader of the operation, has reason to believe that Thomas Von Gall is not the only one who knew the secret codes. He believes that Thomas Von Gall’s beautiful mysterious granddaughter also holds the secret.

Heydrich enlists the help of two different types of man hunters to help him find her. His friend, Professor Gregor Laemmle, who is a cunning yet odd homosexual, and a vicious, boneheaded nazi, named Jurgen Hess who is willing to kill anything that moves. Maria Webber was able to elude them expertly. Alt

Before the death of Laemmle, Thomas went to the banks where he finally released the secret codes that had tormented him for so long. He was finally now a normal boy with someone he could now call Daddy, Mr. David Quartermain.

Thomas, tired of being hunted, decided to kill both Laemmle and Hess with the help of his expert marksmen bodyguard, Miquel. Thomas did not have to worry about Hess, though, because Laemmle murdered him. Later though, Thomas finally met up with Laemmle for the last time and gave the order for Miquel to kill Laemmle, in which Miquel shot him between the eyes.

The author Loup Durand started writing books at age 42 under a pseudonym. He wrote several French best sellers. His novels have won prizes and have been translated into twenty different languages. This author hasn’t printed any sources or footnotes. He hasn’t made it clear that what he writes may or may not be true. Even still, he focused on a big topic (big business in wartime) in which David Quartermain researched. There were many large multinational corporations who were making huge profits by selling war materiel to the enemy. Historians have known about these wartime business dealings for years, but they rarely surface into the public, and Du

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