Biri ve Öteki

Munich, 1949

In the chaos of defeat, Germany became a hotbed of all kinds of intrigue and betrayal that flourished after the war. This is now a place where a private investigator like Bernie Günther is not very reputable, but where he can find plenty of work: clearing the Nazi past of the rich, helping fugitives going abroad, and resolving the ongoing rivalry over stolen items... These will disgust Bernie, but will also fill his wallet with money. are works.

One day, a woman looking for her missing husband asks Bernie for help. Her husband is a fugitive who was the commandant of one of the most horrific concentration camps in Poland. The woman's concern is not to find her husband, but to make sure he is dead. This job will take Bernie from former war criminals to Jewish revenge squads, from Munich to Vienna, and will reveal the face of post-war Germany.

It may seem like an easy job, but nothing is easy in post-war Germany.
"Kerr is very good at capturing the post-war mood of the city."
-Sunday Telegraph-

"One of the rarest examples of detective novels of the period."
-Observer-
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 470

Year of Printing: 2015


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Alfa Publishing

First Print Year: 2015

Language Turkish