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| Jakob Arjouni |
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Kemal Kayankaya: private
investigator of Turkish background, in Frankfurt, Germany |
| Rebecca Cantrell |
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Hannah Vogel:
crime reporter in 1930s Berlin, Germany |
| David Downing |
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John Russell: British
journalist working as an amateur spy in 1939 Berlin, Germany |
| Michael Gregorio |
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Hanno Stiffeniis:
magistrate in the Napoleonic era, in early 1800s Konigsberg, Prussia |
| Jack D. Hunter |
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Bruno Stachel: the
German flying ace from WWI to 1945 |
| Philip Kerr |
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Bernie Gunther:
German private eye who hates the Nazis, in Berlin,
Germany, 1936-47 |
| Hans Hellmut Kirst |
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Konstantin Keller:
retiring detective inspector, in Munich, Germany |
| Elizabeth Peters |
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Vicky Bliss:
American art historian in Bavaria, Germany |
| Jonathan Rabb |
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Nikolai Hoffner:
police detective starting in 1919, continuing into the Weimar period
in Berlin, Germany |
| Julian Rathbone |
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Renata Fechter:
head of a squad of eco-cops in Germany |
| Craig Russell |
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Jan Fabel: Scottish-German
police detective (Kriminalhauptkommissar), in Hamburg, Germany |
| Bernhard Schlink |
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Gerhard Self:
former public prosecutor during the Nazi era, now a private investigator
in his late 60s, in 1980s Mannheim, in the newly unified Germany |
| Ross Thomas |
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“Mac” McCorkle:
saloon owner, and Mike Padillo, a spy, in Bonn, Germany |
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