Lightning in the Night by Fred Allhoff [U.S. FIRST EDITION • FIRST PRINTING] 1979 • Prentice-Hall

Lightning in the Night: The Nazi Invasion of America by Fred Allhoff

U.S. FIRST EDITION • FIRST PRINTING [1979] PRENTICE-HALL

Originally published in serial form in 1940, this is the first alternate history novel about the future of Hitler's third reich. 

A beautiful hardcover with dust jacket in excellent condition.

Near mint with minor shelf wear to dust jacket. 

Small blurb cut-out and pasted neatly onto front end-paper.  Otherwise excellent.

Book is mint, pages look and read like new. 

Dust jacket ships in a new archival quality jacket protector!

ABOUT THE BOOK

This is a chillingly accurate account of a world that could have existed in 1945, the story of the nazi invasion of America.

"On December 24, 1945, Hitler flew the Atlantic in company with von Ribbentrop and Goering, landing at Nazi-occupied Baltimore."

"He had dinner the following day at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington. His personal photographer, Hans Hoffman, took pictures of the Führer as he posed on the steps of the now swastika-topped Capitol, at the base of the Washington Monument, and before the brooding statue of Abraham Lincoln. On Christmas night, he sat up sketching new structures of his own design to replace those 'eyesores' in the city that was to remain the seat of government in his New World Reich."

"New Year's Day found him in New York City. The streets had long since been cleaned of rubble and glass and corpses. German troops had thrown a pontoon bridge across the Hudson near the demolished George Washington Bridge, and Adolf Hitler's party rode triumphantly down Riverside Drive."