Death of Europe - ebook

It is 2050. Hungary has gone through another parliamentary election and the Prime Minister has his work cut out. There are now nearly a million Muslims in the country, and nearly half of them are of Arab origin. The number of Hungarians has fallen below eight million. In the Arabian Peninsula mathematical models have been used for half a century to plan the future. Nothing can happen without foresight. It is time for the Dynasty to act. Something is going on in the background, but no one can see all the pieces of the puzzle.

László Zsitvai, the newly appointed national security adviser is trying to steer the course so that everything works in his favour. Meanwhile, Mariann Siroki, a psychologist who has converted to Islam is putting forward a theory in Budapest that will fundamentally change the war on terror. But terrorists change tactics too, and she must find a second way. But in the actual theatre of the war on terror the streets are increasingly chaotic. Lieutenant Hamza is a police sniper. He does not work on principles and theories, but steps out into the harsh reality every day. And he has to pull the trigger.

The geopolitical dilemmas are part of a couple's daily life and they have to decide at the level of the ordinary man: what to do next? Should they bow to power? Can global politics be changed? Or must they simply save their own lives? Because perhaps there is no other way...