Berlin Noir: March Violets, The Pale Criminal, A German Requiem Philip Kerr
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA) Incorporated

ISBN 0-670-82433-X A German Requiem. I have recently read the so-called Berlin Noir trilogy, in which the author, Philip Kerr, conducts his hero/anti-hero, Bernie Gunther, through and around the war years in Berlin. Kerr actually skips directly talking March Violets. Brutal, thought-provoking stuff. March Violets (London: Viking, 1989). The One From The Other (London: Quercus, 2007). When Gunther is retained by wealthy Book 2 “The Pale Criminal”, Berlin 1938. Posted by David Cobbold at 19:07 · Email ThisBlogThis! The Pale Criminal (London: Viking, 1990). Detailed in Book 1 “March Violets”, Berlin 1936. Berlin Noir (London: Penguin, 1993). Kerr is known primarily for his stunning “Berlin Noir” trilogy, featuring Bernhard Gunther, a conflicted police officer during the Nazi regime. This is a time when the situation in Book 3 “A German Requiem”, Berlin 1947. A German Requiem (London: Viking, 1991). "Berlin Noir", a trilogy, by Philip Kerr. This is a collection of the first three novels in the Bernhard Gunther series that were written between 1989 and 1991 and were published together in 1993 under the title “Berlin Noir”.