Conjectures about Jacob

"But Jakob always crossed the tracks diagonally." How could this happen? How was it possible for the experienced railway dispatcher Jakob Abs to be hit by a locomotive? Was it an accident? Murder? Or did Jakob, who had come under the scrutiny of state security, take his own life? Reports, inner monologues, and fragments of dialogue intertwine to create a whirlwind of information. Yet in the end, all scenarios remain mere conjectures, not only about Jakob's life but also about the state of the country in which he lived and died. In Gert Haucke's reading, Johnson's famous novel unfolds its own unique power. Unabridged reading with Gert Haucke, 1 mp3-CD, approx. 9 hours 37 minutes.