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Gossip From the Forest. ( ratings by Goodreads) Paperback. English. By (author) Thomas Keneally. Share. In November , in a railway carriage in a forest near Paris, six men meet to negotiate an end to the terrible slaughter of the First World War. Threatened by famine and anarchy at home, the Germans struggle to mitigate the. Read "Gossip from the Forest A Novel" by Thomas Keneally available from Rakuten Kobo. Booker Prize Finalist: A "gripping" novel of the World War I armistice negotiations that set the stage for World War II. [] A tale of personal prejudice and political obstinacy from the author of Schindler's List. In at Compiègne, France, a group of intractable men.

As in Keneally's portrait of Joan of Arc, Blood Red, Sister Rose (), this treatment of a historical event#;the Armistice negotiations which ended World War I#;explores the roots of personal and political power. The railroad car in the forest of Compiegne, where the meetings between the allies and a hastily assembled group of Germans took place, was appropriately shunted to a. Gossip from the Forest by Keneally, Thomas. Harcourt Trade Publishers. Used - Good. Shows some signs of wear, and may have some markings on the inside. Gossip from the Forest. Written by Thomas Keneally. Thomas Keneally’s convincing fictional account of the peace negotiations that took place in the Forest of Compiègne at the end of World War One. The unimaginable slaughter of The Great War has continued unabated since August , and now, at an obscure railway siding in France in the late autumn of , a group of intractable old men gather to negotiate an armistice.