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Rødstrupe is the third book in Jo Nesbø's crime novel series about Harry Hole. This one begins during former President Clinton's visit to Norway, where Harry reluctantly ends up playing an important role. Ramifications of the mission Harry is tasked with lead to him investigating neo-Nazi activity in Norway, and delving into a crime that has its roots in the battlefields of Eatern Front WWII. The novel has won the Riverton Prize, the Glass Key award, and was voted Best Norwegian Crime Novel ever.
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