In this work, the paranoid Andre Mary orders the arrest of Andres, who is freed thanks to the Russian journalist Karkov.
In this work, the paranoid Andre Mary orders the arrest of Andres, who is freed thanks to the Russian journalist Karkov. The protagonist attempts to send a letter to General Golz, requesting that the central action be called off. This novel ends with the protagonist feeling "integrated" as he lies with a broken leg, preparing to shoot an enemy. In one scene, enemy aircraft bomb a group led by El Sordo. In this novel, the protagonist joins a group led by the traitorous Pablo, although Pablo's woman, Pilar, effectively leads the group. The protagonist falls in love with Maria, who was raped by fascist troops. For 10 points, name this Ernest Hemingway novel about Robert Jordan's attempt to blow up a bridge during the Spanish Civil War.
In this work, the paranoid Andre Mary orders the arrest of Andres, who is freed thanks to the Russian journalist Karkov.
For Whom the Bell Tolls