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Two women become pawns in a chess game between Churchill and Hitler in their secret race to produce the first atomic bomb. Trapped in a switch of identity, both women must rely on the traitor to save them.
A member of Britain's royal family is trapped in the biggest double cross of the Second World War.
"Treason & Triumph" exposes the betrayal of Britain's secret race to prevent Germany from producing the first atomic bomb. In 1937, the British develop an intricate spy ring to infiltrate Nazi laboratories in Germany and its neighboring countries. Pertinent to the project's organization are two women — the young cousin of King George VI, Lady Catherine Rushmore, and a Russian-born American journalist, Marla Franklin. The two women look enough alike to be twins. When one is mistaken for |
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