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On December 10, 1946, at the Grand Hotel in Stockholm, Otto Hahn was about to receive the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. waiting. There are only a few hours left until the ceremony. And at that moment, Lise Meitner appears in his suite: His old friend, colleague, and experienced scientist with whom he has been working together for over thirty years.
But Lise is not there to congratulate Otto. His concern is the past and therefore the future. Lise just wants to settle scores. Confronting the real consequences of the job he devoted his life to... Everything happens behind closed doors, in a hotel room. On a snowy and cold day. Cyril Gély uses his theater mastery in this story that flows through dialogues: He confronts the reality of two scientists struggling with history, conscience and humanity. "It masterfully reveals all the uncertainties about humanity, from common sense, from pride to betrayal, from heedlessness to opportunistic blindness." – Sophie Creuz, L'écho

"With dialogues and touches that oscillate between grief and love, the author portrays the ambiguous relationship between two rival friends. History is being rewritten in a hotel room decorated with Turner paintings. The prize is tightly closed." "We see it as a novel in which everything is revealed through the dialogues between two heroes behind a door." – Manon Bitticelli, franceinfo:culture

"An excellent novel about the world of science, written on the results of discoveries accompanied by impressive analyzes of humanity. Cyril Gély masterfully describes the place of women in the closed world of researchers, the pain of not being recognized, and the fight for success." wrote it." – Fnac

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2. Dough

Number of Pages: 208

Size: 13.5 x 21

First Print Year: 2020

Print Number: 1. Edition

Language : Turkish