The Odessa File by Frederick Forsyth
The Book Cover of one of the editions of The Odessa File The Odessa File By Frederick Forsyth: Book Review Reading “The Odessa File” by Frederick Forsyth, a book published in the year 1972, showcases to the reader as to the depth of research that would have gone into the finer details of the storytelling during those years when there was no internet, no Google and no AI. There’s no doubt to the fact that the fictional story told through the events of World War II and post War Germany, had undergone thorough research and fact check by the author and also the publisher during those years. The result of a such a research and fictionalization of the post war elements is such that, when a reader reads the book in current times, everything seems so much real as if these events, would have occurred in some form or other in reality in the post War Germany. Welcome to the world of Peter Miller, a freelance investigative journalist. It is 1963, Hamburg. The premise of the story starts ex...
