Paradero desconocido

Conceived as an epistolary exchange between Max Eisenstein, a Jewish art dealer living in San Francisco, and his business partner, Martin Schulse, who had returned to Germany in 1932 and writes to his partner from there, Whereabouts Unknown recounts the tragic development of a friendship and the story of a bitter revenge. Constructed of unsurpassed suspense, disconcertingly brief, in which not a word is left or missing, this masterful novel vividly depicts the decomposing poison of National Socialism. A visionary story that, without a hint of complacency or demagoguery and a surprising ending, exposes the intimate and collective tragedy of Nazi Germany.