The disappearance of the Berhof solitude

Vladimir Körner's famous novel The End of Berhof Solitude is a psychological struggle for survival.

The half-orphaned Ulrika, her drunken father and his mistress become hostages of a German group led by the fanatical nun Salome, seeking shelter and food for a time. Alone, Berhof witnesses a psychological struggle for survival.

Vladimír Körner's famous 1973 novel deals with the Wervolfs, German Nazi fanatics who, despite the end of the Second World War, were the only people to be killed by the Nazis. World War, they undertook border criminal expeditions with the intention of murdering, stealing and reversing the fall of the fascist regime.

In 1983, director Jiří Svoboda made a film version starring Jana Brejchová.