Uwe Klausner

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Reading in the Teutonic Order Museum Bad Mergentheim 2009

Uwe Klausner (* 1956 in Heidelberg ) is a German author of historical crime novels .

Uwe Klausner studied history and English in Heidelberg . He lives in Bad Mergentheim and teaches as a high school teacher in Weikersheim . In his first novel, Hans the Piper , he told the historically documented story of the piper of Niklashausen from the time of the Peasants' War . Afterwards Klausner devoted himself to several historical detective novels about the Cistercian monk Hilpert von Maulbronn , which are located in Mainfranken .

In between, he published the novel Walhalla Code, a crime thriller about the character of the police officer Tom Sydow and Reinhard Heydrich's secret files , who is set in Berlin in 1942 . A sequel to it, set in 1948, was released in 2010 under the title Odessa Complott and tells of the prevention of a fictional conspiracy by those involved in the massacre of Babyn Yar . In a third part of this series, which is about the hunt for the missing Amber Room , he lets the main plot take place on June 16 and 17, 1953 . The fourth part, published in 2011, tells a criminal case in connection with the building of the Berlin Wall in 1961. The fifth part of 2012 revolves around the kidnapping and conviction of Adolf Eichmann in 1962. The plot of the sixth part, published in 2014, revolves around the events in connection with tunnels 57 in 1964.

In 2013 Klausner also published a historical detective novel with The Hour of Gladiators . This is located in the late antique Trier of the year 313 AD.

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