Assignment to Berlin

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By Harry W. Flannery

Knopf, 1942, 439 pp

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The personal experiences and reactions of the man who followed Shirer as the correspondent of the Columbia Broadcasting System in Berlin. For various reasons, among them perhaps the author's unfamiliarity with Europe, his book suffers by comparison with that of his predecessor.

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