Chapter 47Zurich“Thank you for coming so promptly,” commented
Schendler as he welcomed his agent at the Park Hotel in Zurich.
They spent the next two days listening to the tapes that
had been recorded in the car park of the hotel in Al Ula. Schendler felt a
tremendous thrill of anticipation when he listened to the conversation among
the several experts and Bal’Ashtu and realised the extent of their
discoveries. They reviewed the project, allowing themselves time to plan, to
consider all eventualities, to revise and refine their thoughts. The
following afternoon, when Lawrence, the agent from Britain arrived, the trio
entered the final stages of their strategy to relieve Clements’s people of
the artefacts, and the main prize, the Moses’ Tablets.
Schendler proposed they liberate s
