I agree that there are more salacious details that the author didn't really touch on (particularly concerning Marsalek), but I think the author's embedding of t

I agree that there are more salacious details that the author didn't really touch on (particularly concerning Marsalek), but I think the author's embedding of the scandal in the political and economic fabric of post-war Germany was quite well done. (Oh, and I do hope there'll be a TV series!)