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A carpenter spent thirty nights secretly carving a hollow chamber into a wooden pillar to hide a bomb meant for Adolf Hitler. Georg Elser worked alone in the darkness of Munich's Bürgerbräukeller, building a device so sophisticated that it nearly changed the course of World War Two. This is the story of the assassination attempt that came within nine minutes of preventing fifty million deaths—a story the Nazis tried to erase, and one that history has almost forgotten.

In November 1939, before the invasion of France, before the Holocaust machinery began operation, one man with hand tools and conviction came impossibly close to killing Hitler and his entire inner circle. Georg Elser was not a soldier, not a spy, not part of any resistance network. He was a furniture maker who taught himself bomb-making, stole explosives one stick at a time, and executed a plan that professional assassins would have considered impossible. Discover the true story of the lone carpenter who nearly prevented World War Two.

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