Air Bridge

  • History is rarely so exciting
  • Berlin blockade, Cold War and a perfidious serial killer
  • Book 6 in the award-winning historical crime series

History is rarely so exciting

 

In isolated 1948 West Berlin, children find a severed leg while playing on the banks of the Spree. A few days later, human organs are discovered on a ship. However, they are thought to come from a second victim. Inspector Oppenheimer is facing a puzzle and the investigation spanning the occupied areas is practically impossible in the atmosphere of the looming Cold War. Then among the ruins Oppenheimer finds a bizarre still life: a dead man sitting at the dining table. He is naked and apparently composed of parts of various corpses...

 

“Gilbers allows us to understand Oppenheimer’s fear and the moral concessions.” - Publishers Weekly Starred review on “Germania”

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  • Publisher: Knaur TB
  • Release: 01.10.2021
  • ISBN: 978-3-426-52688-0
  • 464 Pages
  • Series: Ein Fall für Kommissar Oppenheimer
  • Author: Harald Gilbers
Air Bridge
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Harald Gilbers

Harald Gilbers, born 1970, studied English and History in Augsburg and Munich. He was a television editor before becoming a director for the theater. "Germania", his first novel, has been awarded the Glauser Prize for the best crime debut and in 2016, the French Prix Historia for “Odins Söhne” (Odin’s Sons). Odin’s Söhne has also been shortlisted for the Festival Polar Cognac Prize for the best international novel in 2016.