A man known only as Hare-Lip is revealed to be the main character's old friend Kieffer during an interrogation led by Gletkin, who had replaced the former comrade of the protagonist, Ivanov.
In one episode in this novel, the protagonist remembers betraying a young man named Richard to the Gestapo underneath a painting of the Pieta. The protagonist of this novel briefly worked in a Belgian dockyard, where his order to unload several Russian ships led to the suicide of Little Loewy. A man known only as Hare-Lip is revealed to be the main character's old friend Kieffer during an interrogation led by Gletkin, who had replaced the former comrade of the protagonist, Ivanov. The protagonist of this novel communicates with the inmate in 402 by tapping a code into the wall. For 10 points, name this novel in which Nicholas Rubashov is arrested and executed on orders of Number 1, written by Arthur Koestler.
In one episode in this novel, the protagonist remembers betraying a young man named Richard to the Gestapo underneath a painting of the Pieta.
Darkness at Noon [or Sonnenfinsternis]