The Hodja

Ahmet is a commissioner of the Turkish internal security. A humanist and a man of culture with a passion for history, he exercises all the rigors of his profession, driven by his love for his thousand-year-old nation.
In this episode, Ahmet is called to recover documents, of the utmost importance for the security of his country, which were stolen during a bloody terrorist attack committed against the Hodja, a controversial religious preacher.
On the surface, it was an Islamist attack. But the reality is much more complex.
William Kergroach, like another French writer in his time, Pierre Loti, is offering us a compelling book about the "one city."