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Collaborator is an alternate-history novel by Murray Davies, published in 2003. Its point of divergence is a successful German invasion of Britain in September 1940, after which the story follows life in Nazi-occupied Great Britain during 1940 and 1941, chiefly through Nick Penny. The novel focuses on forced collaboration, resistance, and the moral pressures faced by ordinary civilians under occupation.
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What is the point of divergence in Murray Davies's Collaborator?
The novel imagines a successful German invasion of Britain in September 1940. From that change in history, it follows life in Nazi-occupied Britain during 1940 and 1941.
Who is the main character in Collaborator?
The story chiefly follows Nick Penny. His experiences provide the personal viewpoint on life under the imagined occupation.
When was Collaborator published?
Murray Davies published Collaborator in 2003. It is an alternate-history novel rather than a conventional account of World War II.
What kind of occupation does Collaborator portray?
It portrays Nazi Germany controlling Britain after a successful invasion in 1940. The novel explores how ordinary life, loyalty, and collaboration might develop under that occupation.
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