Christoph T. M. Krause, lives in Cologne. He has been running his own successful dog service company since 1998. From his wealth of experience in observing the dogs of his own family and in his daily walking and boarding business, the question arose why both the dog and (his) human, and both together, develop RITUALS? Krause collected numerous examples from other dog lovers and created an exciting narrative of a thousand-year-old symbiosis between dog and human.

Christoph T. M. Krause, lives in Cologne. He has been running his own successful dog service company since 1998. From his wealth of experience in observing the dogs of his own family and in his daily walking and boarding business, the question arose why both the dog and (his) human, and both together, develop RITUALS? Krause collected numerous examples from other dog lovers and created an exciting narrative of a thousand-year-old symbiosis between dog and human.

Christoph T. M. Krause lebt in Köln. Kurt beichtet seinem Sohn nach langer Krankheit auf dem Sterbebett sein größtes Lebensgeheimnis. Im Winterfeldzug auf dem Weg nach Russland, war Kurt als 18-Jähriger Wehrmachtsfunker an den Ermordungen ukrainischer Juden beteiligt. In einem abgelegenen ukrainischen Dorf findet er in einem Verschlag den überlebenden, ebenfalls 18-Jährigen Vasili. Die beiden verlieben sich und erleben ihr allererstes Mal. Kurt rettet Vasili daraufhin das Leben, indem er ihm die Flucht nach Schweden ermöglicht. Eine Kette menschlicher Helfer bildet sich und Vasili schafft es tatsächlich, zu überleben. Kurt erhält fälschlicherweise die Nachricht, dass Vasili auf seiner Flucht erschossen worden sei… Ein Coming-of-Age und Coming-Out-Roman über Liebe und Tod im Zweiten Weltkrieg.

Christoph T. M. Krause lebt in Köln. Kurt beichtet seinem Sohn nach langer Krankheit auf dem Sterbebett sein größtes Lebensgeheimnis. Im Winterfeldzug auf dem Weg nach Russland, war Kurt als 18-Jähriger Wehrmachtsfunker an den Ermordungen ukrainischer Juden beteiligt. In einem abgelegenen ukrainischen Dorf findet er in einem Verschlag den überlebenden, ebenfalls 18-Jährigen Vasili. Die beiden verlieben sich und erleben ihr allererstes Mal. Kurt rettet Vasili daraufhin das Leben, indem er ihm die Flucht nach Schweden ermöglicht. Eine Kette menschlicher Helfer bildet sich und Vasili schafft es tatsächlich, zu überleben. Kurt erhält fälschlicherweise die Nachricht, dass Vasili auf seiner Flucht erschossen worden sei… Ein Coming-of-Age und Coming-Out-Roman über Liebe und Tod im Zweiten Weltkrieg.

Christoph T. M. Krause lives in Cologne, Germany. 2020 was a fateful year for the European Union and the United Kingdom. In 2016, the United Kingdom decided to leave the EU. This was topped by a worldwide pandemic, which not only cost a lot of money, but also many human lives. Throughout the whole year, Krause wrote letters to his “old” friend Michael in England on a regular basis, where he describes his feelings about his long-standing love for England. His letters are an homage to England, herself part of a union, which has decided to leave her friends in the European Union behind forever. With plaintiveness, Krause realises at the end of the year, that the friendship between the two countries, and especially between their people will never end regardless.

The Löwe-Rosenberg which dates back to 1879 in its original form is the oldest legal commentary written in German. It provides the most wide ranging and fundamental commentary on the German law of criminal procedure currently available, guiding the reader not only on frequently asked questions, but also on more obscure articles. The current state of knowledge and all of the latest legal controversies are comprehensively presented. Practical application of the law is emphasized throughout and the authors and contributors come from both academia and active legal practice, ensuring a well founded and balanced discussion of all the issues.

The Löwe-Rosenberg which dates back to 1879 in its original form is the oldest legal commentary written in German. It provides the most wide ranging and fundamental commentary on the German law of criminal procedure currently available, guiding the reader not only on frequently asked questions, but also on more obscure articles. The current state of knowledge and all of the latest legal controversies are comprehensively presented. Practical application of the law is emphasized throughout and the authors and contributors come from both academia and active legal practice, ensuring a well founded and balanced discussion of all the issues.