The missing link in the chain and other detective stories

Celebrating the 100th birthday of Hercule Poirot. The famous Belgian master detective turns 100, and we are celebrating with his most well-known and beloved criminal cases! In 1920, Agatha Christie made her crime debut with "The Missing Link" and introduced Hercule Poirot. She never imagined that the private detective would become her most famous character. She dedicated her most famous mysteries and short stories to him. Hercule Poirot is repeatedly called upon by Scotland Yard when Inspector Japp is at a loss. Poirot is characterized by his sharp wit and understanding of human nature, unusual investigative methods, and an infallible nose for murder. He has a mustache that he takes pride in and meticulously maintains. Additionally, he is always impeccably dressed, which reveals his meticulous and vain nature. However, he does have some vices: he loves cassis and mint liqueurs, smokes cigarillos, and occasionally swears quite a bit - Zut alors! Contains: The Missing Link, The Blue Express, Alibi (The Murder of Roger Ackroyd), Death Awaits (Rendezvous with a Corpse), Poirot Smells a Rat. Unabridged reading by Martin Maria Schwarz, 5 MP3 CDs, 30h 20min.