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His friend Totò from the Italian frontier police had warned him. But Tschonnie Tschenett is in a deep crisis and is prepared to accept the next lorry-driving job that comes along if only it takes him far away. This happens all too quickly, for on his very first job he finds himself in trouble with the police and is forced to cross the border illegally. Tschenett's employer is a dubious Swiss firm which has hired him to drive to Berlin, and to Herzsprung near Wittstock where he meets an old pal who is now working for the same firm and wants Tschenett to join him in earning some easy money. Tschenett, who sees himself in the role of an amateur detective, only realises how very dirty the affair is when he sees a photo of a dead Vietnamese - with whom he has recently done business - on television. A socially critical thriller and a breath-taking 'road movie'.

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Herzsprung, Kurt Lanthaler

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Tytuł
Herzsprung
Język
niemiecki
Wydawca
Diogenes
Rok wydania
2000
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
281
ISBN10
3257232462
ISBN13
9783257232462
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Ocena
3,35 z 5
Opis
His friend Totò from the Italian frontier police had warned him. But Tschonnie Tschenett is in a deep crisis and is prepared to accept the next lorry-driving job that comes along if only it takes him far away. This happens all too quickly, for on his very first job he finds himself in trouble with the police and is forced to cross the border illegally. Tschenett's employer is a dubious Swiss firm which has hired him to drive to Berlin, and to Herzsprung near Wittstock where he meets an old pal who is now working for the same firm and wants Tschenett to join him in earning some easy money. Tschenett, who sees himself in the role of an amateur detective, only realises how very dirty the affair is when he sees a photo of a dead Vietnamese - with whom he has recently done business - on television. A socially critical thriller and a breath-taking 'road movie'.