The Zurich Reckoning - A Gripping Alternate History Novel of Nazi Germany's Darkest Secret #999145

Zurich, 1974. For thirty years, bookseller Feld has kept a secret heavier than any ledger on his shelves: an accounting of what really happened in the war the Reich calls its cleanest victory.
He was seventeen when a tired clerk's error let him walk out of Vienna alive. He has spent every year since curating first editions in a narrow shop off Neumarkt, burying what a dying employer once trusted him to keep. But a journalist has gone looking, a man has nearly died for asking questions, and Feld, old and out of reasons to wait, decides the record has waited long enough.
Two envelopes. One address in Zurich. One that will cross an ocean. Once he drops them in the post, there is no version of his quiet life that survives it, and no version of the Reich's official history that survives it either.
Across the border, the men who have spent three decades making sure this day never came are already reading the morning papers. They know exactly what a name on a front page means. And they know exactly where to start looking.
Some truths outlive the men who bury them. This one is about to outlive its keeper too.