The Darkest Hour
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Оглавление
Barbara Erskine. The Darkest Hour
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Dedication
Prologue. March
1. Three months later
2. Friday 28th June
3. August 6th 1940
28th June, late afternoon
August 10th 1940
4. Sunday 30th June
August 13th 1940
Friday 5th July
August 13th 1940
Friday 5th July, late
August 13th 1940
Sunday 7th July
5. August 22nd 1940
Monday 8th July
August 24th 1940
6. Friday 12th July
August 27th 1940
September 1st 1940
Saturday 13th July
September 3rd 1940
Saturday 13th July, evening
September 4th 1940
7. Sunday 14th July
September 5th 1940
Monday 15th July
September 6th 1940
8. Tuesday 16th July
September 9th 1940
Wednesday 17th July
9. September 12th 1940
Wednesday 17th July
September 14th 1940
Friday 19th July
10. September 16th 1940
Saturday 20th July
September 19th 1940
Monday 22nd July
11. Tuesday 23rd July, 2 a.m
September 23rd 1940
Friday 26th July
12. October 1st 1940
Saturday 3rd August
October 5th 1940
Monday 5th August
13. October 10th 1940
Tuesday 6th August
October 16th 1940
Wednesday 7th August
14. October 17th 1940
Sunday 11th August
October 20th 1940
Sunday 11th August
October 20th 1940
15. Sunday 11th August, evening
October 22nd 1940
Monday 12th August
October 27th 1940
16. Monday 12th August
Wednesday 14th August
October 29th 1940
Wednesday 14th August
November 4th 1940
Thursday 15th August
17. November 12th 1940
Thursday 15th August
November 13th 1940
Friday 16th August
November 16th 1940
18. Sunday 18th August, early
November 19th 1940
Sunday 18th August
Sunday 18th August, late
November 20th 1940
Monday 19th August
19. November 22nd 1940
Tuesday 20th August
November 23rd 1940
Tuesday 20th August
Wednesday 21st August
November 25th 1940
20. Friday 23rd August
Friday 23rd August, late
November 30th 1940
21. Saturday 24th August
December 5th 1940
Monday 26th August
Tuesday 27th August
December 13th 1940, morning
Tuesday 27th August
Wednesday 28th August
Thursday 29th August, the early hours
December 23rd 1940
22. Thursday 29th August, early
December 23rd 1940
Friday 30th August
23. December 27th 1940
Monday 2nd September
January 6th 1941
January 29th 1941
Thursday 5th September
January 29th 1941
24. Friday 6th September
January 30th 1941
Saturday 7th September
February 10th 1941
Saturday 7th September
June 18th 1941
25. Saturday 7th September
October 10th 1944
Monday 9th September
October 10th 1944
Monday 9th September
26. October 20th 1944
Saturday 14th September, morning
June 1944
January 1945
Saturday 14th September, morning
27. Saturday 14th September, early afternoon
Saturday 14th September, afternoon
March 1945
Saturday 14th September, afternoon
Saturday 14th September, late afternoon
May 8th 1945 VE Day
Saturday 14th September, evening
August 1945
28. Saturday 14th September, 10.30 p.m
June 1945
Saturday 14th September, midnight
Christmas 1947
Sunday 15th September, morning
29. Sunday 15th September, afternoon
January 1948
Monday 16th September, early morning
July 1953
Monday 16th September, mid-morning
July 1956
30. Tuesday 17th September
June 1957
Tuesday 17th September
Tuesday 17th September, night
Tuesday 17th September, late
Wednesday 18th September
1959
31. September 20th 1960
Saturday 21st September
1989
Saturday 21st September
Monday 23rd September
32. Wednesday 25th September
Wednesday 25th September
Thursday 26th September, the early hours
Saturday 28th September
Saturday 28th September, afternoon
Epilogue. Two years later. Press Release
Postscript
A collection of memories from Barbara’s father, Nigel Rose, which inspired the writing of
Author’s Note
Let time stand still.Discover even more of the magic
If you enjoyed this book, you’ll love Barbara Erskine’s brilliant latest novel, Sleeper’s Castle – an epic tale of suspense, passion and history
About the Author
Also by Barbara Erskine
About the Publisher
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For my Dad, with love
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She reached for her pencil. Since the incident on the airfield with the young pilot she had been itching to draw him, but she wasn’t going to give him the satisfaction of knowing that she had even noticed his golden good looks. The sketchbook lay open at her drawings of the crashed Hurricane in the middle of the airfield, the smoking shell of the Messerschmitt beyond the hedge. She folded the page back and looked down at the clean new sheet in front of her. They had started limiting the size of newspapers the year before, but so far there had been no more mention of paper rationing. Even so, she was going to have to be careful not to waste a single piece.
His insolence, that was what she remembered most clearly, his cheeky smile, the sparkling blue eyes, the wild hair springing up as he pulled off his helmet and goggles.
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