Omar Al-Zaman

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Mildred and Arvid can’t speak a single word to each other, much less fall into each other’s arms. The rules set forth for the mass trial at the Reich Court-Martial forbid communication between defendants. After three months of ceaseless isolation and intermittent torture, all Mildred and Arvid can do is gaze at each other.
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