The Friend Held the Key: The Cold War Murder Germany Took 33 Years to Solve
In July 1983, Stjepan Đureković, marketing director of Yugoslavia’s oil giant INA, was shot and struck down with a blade inside a Bavarian garage where his banned books were printed. The lock was untouched: the killers had been let in with a copied key. The case went cold for twenty-two years, until German prosecutors proved […]
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