New chief of police in Münsingen: Robert Heinrich takes over the helm!

New chief of police in Münsingen: Robert Heinrich takes over the helm!

In the Münsingen police station, a change of management took place: The first police chief commissioner Robert Heinrich is the new director. He took over the helm of Wolfgang Aierstock, who retired after a long -term career. The 49-year-old Heinrich, born in Maselheim in the Biberach district, has a lot of experience. He has been working in the police since 1992 and was previously active in the transport service and the Bad Urach police station. This change in police leadership will be particularly important for the security in Münsingen, as swp.de reports.

New chapter in the literature

parallel to political changes in Münsingen, the author Robert Hültner brings readers with his latest novel "At the end of the day" to the eventful 1920s in Bavaria. In his work, which focuses on prominent police inspector Paul Kajetan, an exciting story about political intrigue and social tensions unfolds. The former inspector, who was released due to his love of truth, takes on a new case and confronts the darkness of his time. Hültner succeeds in conquering the reader's heart through precise character drawing and profound descriptions of the social climate at the time. So he analyzes the approaching dangers of the emerging National Socialism, without putting the big names in the foreground, such as Culturmag.de notes.

Together, developments in police leadership and the literary examination of turbulent times form an exciting picture of changes and challenges in different areas. While Robert Heinrich directs the fate of the Münsingen police, Robert Hültner takes a literary look at the shadows of the past, which still appear relevant today.