Reckoning

He saw Zapata's car leaving the Rue Froidevaux. It was a Jaguar. The old bandit's taste in this matter, at least, had not changed.

When they founded Proletariat Pioneer, they were five young university students in their twenties. Twenty years have passed since they decided to abandon the armed struggle and dissolve the organization, and in this process, three of them gained fame and money by joining the order they once wanted to destroy. Elie Silberberg was the only one of the four survivors who did not "succeed". His organization had sentenced to death the fifth member of the group, Daniel Laurençon, who used the code name "Nechayev", twenty years ago.

One morning, Elie Silberberg's phone rings. It's his old comrade-in-arms, Zapata, and he says, "It's about Nechayev..." From the years of resistance to the Nazi occupation to the events of '68 and the armed struggle of narrow cadre organizations; Jorge Semprum tells the story of three generations of Western European leftists and their sons and daughters, who were thrown from the management of these organizations to media bosses. This story, which will be read with bated breath, has a dark detail: Has someone come to call to account the career former leftists who were the targets of the chain of murders and assassinations that started suddenly?
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 368

Printing Year: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Deyrinti Yayınları

First Printing Year: 2016

Number of Pages: 368