Bühlerhöhe

Germany, 1952: Two women with a past, a secret mission. Rosa Silbermann travels to the prestigious Bühlerhöhe hotel on a covert assignment. She is tasked with protecting Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. Rosa emigrated from Cologne to Palestine in the 1930s and works for the Israeli intelligence service. Her counterpart is the suspicious housekeeper Sophie Reisacher, who had to leave her hometown of Strasbourg and would do anything for social advancement. Rosa and Sophie know what it means when an entire country wants to start anew. Both are pursuing their own plans. Against the backdrop of the young Federal Republic, Brigitte Glaser tells an exciting story based on true historical events. "Rarely has the founding period of the Federal Republic been written about so thrillingly and with such linguistic precision." Verena Hagedorn, Barbara.