Jakob Hein liest aus: "Wie Grischa mit einer verwegenen Idee beinahe den Weltfrieden auslöste"

In the organizer's words:

His boss would never have dreamed that Grischa, of all people, this shy assistant to the planning commission, would be prone to subversion and concoct a - admittedly - rather ingenious plan to provide their ailing business with a new, surprisingly good source of finance. A bit of weed, an ingenious coup and the miracle of Bavaria - Jakob Hein's absurdly funny novel about one of Germany's greatest mysteries: How did the East Germans once persuade Bavarian Prime Minister Franz Josef Strauß to save their bankrupt country with a billion-euro loan? A wonderfully wacky story with one of the most relaxed heroes in literature.