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Another Time, Another Life by Leif GW Persson
The Story of a Crime

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Synopsis

In 1975, six young people stormed the West German embassy in Stockholm, taking the entire staff hostage. They demanded the immediate release of members of the Baader- Meinhof group being held as prisoners in West Germany, but twelve hours into the siege, the embassy was blown up, two hostages were dead, and many others were injured, including the captors. Thus begins Leif GW Persson's Another Time, Another Life. The story, based on real events linked to the... more

About Leif GW Persson

Leif GW Persson has chronicled the political and social development of modern Swedish society in his awardwinning novels for more than three decades. Persson... more


Published: March 13, 2012 by Random House

Genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense. Fiction. 416 pages

Critic Reviews for Another Time, Another Life : The Story of a Crime

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  • All Critics: 4
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  • Negative: 3
  • International Noir Fiction | 7 Sep 2011

    The new book doesn’t answer that latter question, but here he’s playing with the sexism/machoism in a blatant way.

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  • Review (Barnes & Noble) | 22 Mar 2012

    It is at this point, too, that Persson's true genius becomes evident, and that is his cunning in conflating his plot with history's, for seating fictional events in a force field created by powerful economic interests and global Realpolitik.

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  • Kirkus Reviews | 15 Mar 2012

    It helps to know something about the time in which the story is set, and who Olof Palme was, to appreciate the book.

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  • Publishers Weekly | 2 Jan 2012

    The author’s straightforward journalistic approach makes the historical events seem remote and unapproachable, akin to a documentary-style police procedural.

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