Baz'nishastah: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

Although due to the small number of his detective works (five novels in nearly five decades), his perspective concept has not been evident among the fans of this genre in literature and cinema, it has clearly manifested itself in two great series of all eras: "Sopranos" and "Wire". Although the first one is a gangster and the second one is a policeman, both of them have stepped on the shoulders of Doronmat by changing their views on the issue of crime, sin, justice, and law, and of course, their irreplaceable sense of humor. Considering these two huge works beyond the medium of television and separated from cinema and generic literature, we can better understand why these five detective novels of the unique Swiss author are so important and readable. The book "Retired" is the last of these five works by Friedrich Durnmath, which was extracted from his manuscripts, and it tells the story of a police inspector named "Hesch Steitler" who, at the moment of his retirement, goes about the right things in his life: all those criminals he himself prevented from being caught. ! Retired, in the path of thinking about the future, proposes a revision of the previous concepts of modern society and doubts the hard and stable; How the law is applied hard and seriously to some people and passes easily by others (white collar crimes). This little book, in this context, is like the meeting of "Jamie McNally" Wire with "Tony Soprano" of the sopranos, years after those gray and sad years, in silence and depression.