Michael Benjamin Bücher

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Set against the backdrop of a local election in Oranit, a murder investigation unfolds amidst the complex history of Holocaust survivors and their Polish roots. The delicate relationship between Oranit and the nearby Israeli Arab town, Kfar Kasm, complicates matters, especially with a vital witness missing. As the search for this witness reveals hidden secrets linked to the 1956 Kfar Kasm massacre and the past of Jews hiding from Nazis in Polish woods, shocking truths emerge that challenge perceptions and relationships, leading to chilling revelations.