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From the best-selling writer of the Dalziel and Pascoe series, an excellent book of wartime love, devotion – and betrayalWhen Janine Simonian was pulled around from her mobile to manage test as being a collaborator in the times of reckoning that followed the liberation of France, she declined to hide her shaven head from the jeering crowds that welcomed her.Before the jury of former Opposition members pledged to remove revenge on all who'd connived in Nazi principle, Janine stood happily in courtroom – and pleaded guilty for the charges.Why did a lot of French men and women collaborate with the Nazi Profession causes although others gave their lives in opposition? Were the reasons of those who betrayed their nation always self-centered – and those of the Opposition always respectable?The Collaborators is a good book of mind and infidelity that shows the individual problems brought about by the Nazi occupation of France, and asks unpleasant questions about the goals of individual and national commitment over time of battle.