Discover a powerful and evocative piece of historical fiction with "Doorknob Five Two" by Fredric Arnold, a compelling narrative published in its rare First Printing in January 1984. This gripping story plunges readers into the harrowing realities of World War II, following the journey of a young Jewish fighter pilot in a P-38 squadron. Arnold, who also designed the striking jacket cover, delivers an extraordinary account rich with the authenticity of an eyewitness, exploring themes of combat, survival, and the profound impact of anti-Semitism.
This meticulously crafted hardcover edition from S.E. Maxwell Publishers stands as a testament to the human spirit amidst conflict. It offers a unique perspective on the war, delving into the emotional and psychological battles faced by those fighting on two fronts: against the Nazis and within their own ranks. A valuable find for collectors of World War II literature, historical fiction enthusiasts, and those interested in aviation and Jewish history, this book provides a dramatic insight into a pivotal era and the enduring power of family love.
