Hotel Silber – neue Zeit, alte Schuld
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Hotel Silber – neue Zeit, alte Schuld
Narrated by:
Sebastian Walch
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Narrated by:
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Sebastian Walch
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By:
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Kai Bliesener
About this listen
Ein vielschichtiger Kriminalroman über ein bisher nicht erzähltes Kapitel Nachkriegsgeschichte.
Stuttgart 1945. Der Polizeibeamte Paul Kramer muss mithelfen, im berüchtigten Hotel Silber die neue Kriminalpolizei aufzubauen – genau an jenem Ort, an dem er wenige Tage vor Kriegsende noch von der Gestapo gefoltert wurde. Doch Hass und Ideologie sind mit der Kapitulation nicht verschwunden. Als die ersten Verbrechen aufgeklärt werden müssen, zeigt sich schnell, wer auf welcher Seite steht – und Pauls Ermittlungen werden für ihn selbst zur Gefahr.
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