Krimi bis Reiseführer: 3 lesenswerte Bücher von Martin Becker in Tschechien

In his novel, Martin Becker says that he has qualities that became his written scribes: a penchant for melancholy and a bestowed, lively humor. In “Die Schatten in Prague” she said that they were beispielsweise in wittzten Dialogues. If Mordfall des Romans is neither for the Police at Tatort, please note the inspector’s guidance: “You can’t be bothered by the quicker as we are, but you can read more about it. Demnächst begehen sie noch self Morde, dammit sie als Erster darüber messages können .”

Wer das Prag über das Year 1910 was the cover of Martin Becker’s “Gebrauchsanweisung für Prag und Tschechien” grifen. You will find that you have a great view of the city and the country along with the tourist routes along the way: you can visit the city in the first place in Prague working area Žižkov, and also in the Altvatergebirge or in the industrial city of Ostrava, which in 20. Years is like the “Stahlherz” “der dammaligen Tschechoslovakei galt.

And one more tip: Martin Becker has written a book in Czech literature. If you have a book “Warten auf Kafka” in hand, you can gain a new perspective on the country and its literature – and in the form of a kneipentour. Becker titles his book fittingly as literary Seelenkunde. Do you have a question about the Czech Seele näher as a beer in a kneipe?

Auf der Kneipentour dürfen de großen Namen der tschechischen Literature nicht fehlen: Milan Kundera etwa, von dem Becker said, there is how my melancholy arose, nor before there was a einziges Mal in Prague. After the writer Jaroslav Hašek, through Roman times, the “brave Soldiers Schwejk” was moved, kommt vor. When Lenka Reinerov died in 2008, he died as a man of letters of German literature in Prague and with Egon Erwin Kisch before war.

Editorial Editing: Valentina Prljic