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    From Shadows of Karl Wulf

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    From 'On Either Side' part II. Shadows of Karl Wulf

    © 2018 Jon Halfhide CHAPTER 1 ‘In the past I have defended the right of the IRA to engage in armed struggle. I did so because there was no alternative for those who would not bend the knee, or turn a blind eye to oppression, or for those who wanted a national republic.’ Gerry Adams. Homemade terrorist bombs come in various shapes and sizes. Some are large, some small; some in carrier bags others in holdalls, boxes, crates and even envelopes. Some are very professional, others
    From 'Shadows of Karl Wulf' due out June 2018

    From 'Shadows of Karl Wulf' due out June 2018

    On the 25th July 1943 Helmut Shultz went to work as usual at a cheese factory in his hometown of Hamburg. He was a pacifist, although he kept this to himself, and wanted nothing to do with Adolf Hitler or the war which raged around him. He was a hard-working and God-fearing man, happily married to beautiful Emilia for a little over two years and had two small children; smiley and angelic Sophia, the apple of his eye; the epitome daddy’s girl who would turn two the following w
    A tribute to Mumsie

    A tribute to Mumsie

    Hanna is based upon my own wonderful mum who has sadly departed this life. So this is my tribute to a very special woman and a little touch of magic I will always harbour in my soul. Without wanting to sound hackneyed, it was a privilege and delight to have known her, albeit for too shorter time, a sweet memory I caress daily. My mother was a curious woman and I never really understood her. She could be quite chaotic yet so very organised, so very funny yet often so secretly

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