Streng geheim und frei erfunden | "Verschwörungen" von Umberto Eco

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Umberto Eco hat in seinem letzten Roman "Der Friedhof in Prag" die Entstehungsgeschickte der sogenannten "Protokolle der Weisen von Zion" und der damit zusammenhängenden antisemitischen Verschwörungstheorie analysiert. In "Verschwörungen" fasst der Hanser Verlag nun drei Texte des inzwischen verstorbenen Autors zusammen, die sich auf einer theoretischen Ebene, aber auch mit einer guten Portion Humor mit dem Phänomen der Verschwörungstheorien auseinandersetzen. Eine Rezension Meine Website: "Anton Weyrothers Literaturbetrieb" Diese Rezension als Blogpost Mein Youtube-Kanal Mein Instagram

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