Hahne's blunt columns have become cult classics. Millions of readers eagerly await a new volume every two years. And this time is no exception. Around 30 pieces address the antics and curiosities of current politics and events. Full of sarcasm and humor: the illness known as contact restrictions, the gas-guzzling company cars of climate ideologues, the ban on repeating a grade for left-wing slackers. Or about a Berlin children's theater that's "too German" for German subsidies, and playgrounds that can no longer be called that, but instead have children named Morax, Murmel, or Pixel... Peter Hahne mercilessly skewers the everyday madness of German bureaucracy, as well as the never-ending, irritating gender nonsense. And he emphasizes the importance of raising children who are literate and discover bookstores as their habitat, not internet chat rooms. All of this is incredibly topical, as the editorial deadline is just before publication. biography Peter Hahne is the presenter of the ZDF main news program "heute". Until 1985, he worked in the editorial department (politics) of Saarland Broadcasting. He is a recipient of the ARD's Kurt Magnus Prize, a member of the Council of the Evangelical Church in Germany (EKD), and a columnist for Europe's largest Sunday newspaper, "Bild am Sonntag". New product