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Silver Mosaic, a Winston Churchill 1930s Thriller - Michael McMenamin, Patrick McMenamin

Germany's fragile economic situation is in danger. By boycotting Germany's export, Winston Churchill wants to shove them over the edge and take the new Nazi regime with them, whose brown-dressed SA-beaters terrorize the Germans. Churchill, in collaboration with Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver, seeks the help of his sponsored daughter Hearst photo journalist Mattie McGary and her fiancé, the attorney and former secret servant of the Army Bourke Cockran.

Mattie' s job is to figure out how the Nazis are gonna beat the boycott. Cockpitran's mission is to restore microfilms with commercially sensitive information about Germans exporting, assembled by Germans fighting against the Nazis. Because the Nazis are resolved to defend themselves. In order to counter the boycott, they find two unlikely ally.

Among them is the Palestinian Jews Authority, which negotiates with the Nazis to trigger the boycott in return for the Nazis permitting Germans to immigrate to Palestine with money beyond Germany's monetary control. And as Mattie gets too near to the facts, both the Nazis and their Palestinian Jews are resolved to stop them at all costs.

Second Nazi allies are the FDR and the US administration, which also resist the ban because it damages US investment. Upon learning of Cockran's search for the film, US operatives join forces with Hitler's black-clad S. S. and Palestinian Jews to stop him and get the film.

Mattie and Cockran, leads them from New York to London, Paris, Berlin, Budapest, Prague, Copenhagen and Stockholm, where the odd bedmates of National Socialist, Jew and US operatives work together. Eventually their foes at Mattie and Cockran's marriage in Scotland abduct Cockran's boy and Churchill's girl and volunteer to exchange their life for the film.