is the third and final installment of an autobiographical novel trilogy by the prolific German author and screenwriter Felix Huby (born Eberhard Hungerbühler). Published in 2018 to coincide with his 80th birthday, the book chronicles his high-stakes career as a journalist for the news magazine Der Spiegel during the tumultuous 1970s. Key Themes and Plot Elements
: Ebinger reports on the Hans Karl Filbinger affair , which famously led to the resignation of the Baden-Württemberg Prime Minister after Huby confronted him with his past as a Nazi navy judge. Felix Huby Spiegeljahre rar
The novel, written through the eyes of his alter ego , provides a behind-the-scenes look at West German investigative journalism: is the third and final installment of an
: He authored 33 episodes of the iconic German crime series Tatort and created the beloved character Kommissar Ernst Bienzle . The novel, written through the eyes of his
: It details the early anti-nuclear movement and scandals regarding nuclear waste disposal in southwestern Germany.
Felix Huby was one of Germany's most successful crime writers and screenwriters before his passing in 2022.
