Which of the more famous masters of detective novels came from Germany?

Murder Scene, Unforgivable Evil, Murder Scene 2, Murder Scene 3, Detective Zhang Bole, these detective novels were good at detective reasoning and were relatively famous. I recommend the Murder Scene series, which includes Night Walker, Lost Soul, Secret Love, Bride, and many other stories. They seem to be independent but are actually connected. The reasoning is exciting and the plot is exciting. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

There are many famous ones in Germany. Here are some of them: Karl Max: Born in 1818 in Bava, Germany, he is a sociologist, political economics, and pioneer of socialistic ideas. 2. Frederick Engels: Born in Berlin, Germany in 1820, he was a Marxian philosopher, political scientist, and revolutionary. Wolfgang Pauli: Born in 1874 in Hamburg-Germany, he was an outstanding physicist and one of the important representatives of the ideas of Confucianism and socialism. 4 Stephen Clement Carl (St. Stephen Claus): 19th century German philosopher and logician known as "one of the founders of logic." William F. Buckley: Born in Berlin, Germany in 1929, he is a famous American who won the Pulitzer Prize and the Nobel Prize in Literature. Thomas Hardy: Born in England in 1874, he is a famous British novelist and poet. His works are famous for his profound social criticism and romantic style. These are just a small part of the famous German literature, which has a long history and many outstanding ones.

There are many famous ones in Germany. Here are some of them: 1. As a novelist and sci-fi author, his masterpieces include The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and Doctor Who. 2. Calvino: His works include The Book of the New Sun and The Garden of Paradise. 3. Thomas Hardy: As a dramatist and novelist, his representative works include Tage des Years and Canyde. Herman Melville: As a novelist and poet, his works include The Whale Ship and The Dancing Dancing Girl. 5. Walter Corefman: As a novelist and dramatist, his works include The Waiting for Godot and Carmen. This is only a small part of German literature. There are many other very famous ones such as Goethe, Schiller, Hofstadter, Hegel, etc.

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Here are some examples of famous people from history who came from the countryside: [1]<strong></strong> 2 John Lennon: A member of the British rock band, The Beats, was born in a rural family in England. Robert De Niro: American actor born in a small rural town in California. 4 George Washington: The drafter of the United States 'declaration of independence was born in a small village in the American state of George. 5 Bill Gates: American entrepreneur and philanthropist born in a rural village in the United States of America. [6]<strong></strong><strong></strong> The backgrounds of these celebrities were not the only factor in their success, but their rural backgrounds became part of their unique experiences and character, leaving a deep impression on people.

The novels from afar included " The Guardian from afar,"" The Magical Beast Manor of the Other World,"" She Comes from afar to Control Ghosts,"" In the Name of Coming from afar,"" Little Journey to the West,"" About Your Little Luck," and " The Empress is Seeking Death Every Day." I hope you like my recommendation.😗

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Some lesser - known but still important works in Nazi Germany historical fiction include 'The Man in the High Castle' by Philip K. Dick. Although it is an alternate history where the Axis powers won World War II, it gives a thought - provoking look at what a world under Nazi rule might have been like in the long - term. It shows the implications for culture, society, and individual freedoms, and makes readers think about the importance of resistance against totalitarianism.

One famous legend is about the werewolves. It was said that on full moon nights, werewolves would roam the Black Forest. People were afraid to go out at night for fear of encountering these half - human, half - wolf creatures.

😋I recommend a novel called "The Queen of Jingjue in the Lost City of the Western Regions" to you. The plot is to find the legendary tomb of the Queen of Jingjue and get involved in one mystery after another, including the mysterious disappearance of the ancient country of Jingjue, the mysterious appearance of aliens in Xizang, and other ancient legends. It's a mystery adventure novel. You'll definitely like it. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗