A Death in Vienna
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“I’m afraid we have a problem.”
“What sort of problem?”
Drexler told the man in Vienna about the visitors to the Anima that morning: Monsignor Donati and a professor from Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
“What did he call himself?”
“Rubenstein. He claimed to be a researcher on the Historical Commission.”
“He was no professor.”
“I gathered that, but I was hardly in a position to challenge his bona fides. Monsignor Donati is a very powerful man within the Vatican. There’s only one more powerful, an...d that’s the heretic he works for.”
“What were they after?”
“Documentation about assistance given by Bishop Hudal to a certain Austrian refugee after the war.”
There was a long silence before the man posed his next question.
“Have they left the Anima?”
“Yes, about an hour ago.”
“Why did you wait so long to telephone?”
“I was hoping to provide you with some information that can be put to good use.”
“Can you?”
“Yes, I believe so.”
“Tell me.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I’m afraid we have a problem.”
“What sort of problem?”
Drexler told the man in Vienna about the visitors to the Anima that morning: Monsignor Donati and a professor from Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
“What did he call himself?”
“Rubenstein. He claimed to be a researcher on the Historical Commission.”
“He was no professor.”
“I gathered that, but I was hardly in a position to challenge his bona fides. Monsignor Donati is a very powerful man within the Vatican. There’s only one more powerful, an...d that’s the heretic he works for.”
“What were they after?”
“Documentation about assistance given by Bishop Hudal to a certain Austrian refugee after the war.”
There was a long silence before the man posed his next question.
“Have they left the Anima?”
“Yes, about an hour ago.”
“Why did you wait so long to telephone?”
“I was hoping to provide you with some information that can be put to good use.”
“Can you?”
“Yes, I believe so.”
“Tell me.”
What to read after A Death in Vienna?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Silva to read onlineMoreLess
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