Der perfekte Mord

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Der perfekte Mord (published in 1961) is a detective fiction novel written by Frank Arnau. It was translated into Dutch as Hamburg na middernacht. "Der perfekte Mord" is German for "the perfect death" or "the prefect murder".

[edit] Plot

To celebrate the successful illegal transaction of weapons to Algerian freedom fighters, Nissim Cordanu is going to organise a dinner for ten people at his house. Walter Reyder, head of the Hamburg police research force, is oblivious when he is almost struck by Nissim's car. Nissim immediately recognises his old friend, even though twenty-five years have passed since they met. Nissim invites his old friend for dinner, not suspecting that by doing so, he invites the law as the eleventh guest. When it is announced that a very special hypnosis act will be performed at the party, Reyder decides that it is not yet time to reveal his true identity.

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