Kontamination

Death resides in the Elbmarsch. Its backers know no scruples. Near the old dynamite factory Nobel by the Elbe, a body is found. The deceased was a local historian and the father of a daughter who died of leukemia: an inconvenient man. During his investigation, Commissioner Herbst soon uncovers dirt that has been swept under the rug for six decades: still very secret, still deadly. He learns about an American who parachuted into enemy territory in the spring of 1945, carrying a Geiger counter.