Man, Prantl

Heribert Prantl writes about his life as a judge and editor, as a commentator, interviewer, and author. With his "autobiographical calendar," he impressively lives up to his reputation as a great journalist and committed contemporary witness.
He refers to historical or biographical events and thus addresses twelve topics that are formative for him, from peace and democracy to equality, migration, and freedom of the press, to home and religion.
Clever and entertaining at the same time, Prantl analyzes and discusses these topics, weaving his wealth of personal experiences, knowledge, and humor. This book thrives on extraordinary anecdotes featuring the "great" and the "small" of society, on political highlights and private stories. But not least, it speaks of Heribert Prantl's love for his profession and for the Basic Law.


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Langen Müller Verlag GmbH, Thomas-Wimmer-Ring 11, 80539, München, Germany, info@langenmueller.de