THE SALZMANN CASE - MONIKA KASSNER

Discover the dark secret of Świętochłowice from 1934 in Monika Kassner's book "The Salzmann Case". Immerse yourself in a world of intrigue, debt and suicide that shook the local community. Will lawyer Adolf Jendrysek uncover the truth behind the police investigation? Find out for yourself!

• Fascinating story set in the realities of Silesia
• Captivating intrigue full of twists and turns
• Realistic portraits of heroes of the era
• Atmospheric description of Świętochłowice from the 1930s
• Private investigation by lawyer Jendrysek
• Mysterious thefts in the U Mallyego restaurant
• Engaging reading for lovers of history and crime novels

Monika Kassner, a historian and Polish philologist, takes us on a journey to Świętochłowice in 1934. Georg Salzmann, the owner of the U Mallyego restaurant, is drowning in debt and commits suicide. The police quickly close the case, but lawyer Adolf Jendrysek does not believe the official version of events. He begins a private investigation to uncover the truth behind Salzmann's death.

The author, known for her adventure and history book for children "Lost Pearls of Princess Daisy", this time serves us a dark story for adults. Kassner recreates the atmosphere of Silesia from the 1930s with attention to detail, and her characters are realistic and credible. "The Salzmann Case" is a must-read for all lovers of history and crime novels.

Marcin Melon writes about the book: "Wiela jo bych doł, coby dwajścia lot do zadku szło poczytać tako ksionżka Ksionżka, keryj akcyjo niy zasmyczy Wos do Nowego Jorku, Warszawy abo inkszego Gran Chaco. Tukej rajzujymy w czasie, na Ślonsk, po kerym drałowali nasze starziki, blank inkszy niż tyn nasz, chocioż przeca nabkoło te same chaupy."