Armageddon: A Novel Of Berlin by Leon uris (1964 First Edition)

Description: Condition Continued: And no one has written their name or anything else anywhere.The dust jacket is in nice shape. I have always had it in a fitted protective cover. Beside protecting the jacket these covers tend to conceal minor flaws. It looks like there is a small closed tear off the middle edge of the front cover. There is only slight wear at the spine ends. There is a dark, thin line off the bottom edge of the rear cover. You have photos of all three sides of the jacket. The flaps are in solid shape. There is a very thin crease coming up from the bottom edge of the front flap crossing to the middle of the outside edge of rule the flap. It's not very conspicuous. The jacket is NOT price-clipped, not clipped at all. Doubleday & Company, Garden City, New York, 1964. Hardcover in Dust Jacket. Written by Leon Uris. Stated First Edition. From the dust jacket: 'The author of Battle Cry, Exodus, and Mila 18 has written his most important novel. Armageddon is the story of the origin of the cold war in strife-torn postwar Germany. It tells of the incredible struggle for Berlin from its capture by the Russians in 1945, through the years of Four Power Occupation, to the airlift-- one of the most heroic episodes in American history. Armageddon is the story of how a thin line of American and British soldiers on the European continent held back a mighty Red tide, of how Berlin became the most important place on the face of the earth. The book's climax-- the airlift-- tells of the beginning of America's new attitude toward world responsibilities and of the invincibility of free men when they stand defiant.'

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