The story of the bitter three-leaf clover

Audiobook The Story of a Bitter Trefoil, by author Marie Macková, read by František Strnad, directed by Vladan Hýl. Financial Guard Commissioner Eduard Plischek #4 Financial Guard Commissioner Eduard Plischek arrived for the foundation stone laying ceremony of a new state tobacco factory, but very soon found himself standing over the body of a young female worker drowned in a mountain stream. Anna, the dead girl's friend and a fearless and determined young woman, gets involved in the investigation. It is she who peels back the layers of overlapping events until she gets to the core of something as simple and bitter as life in a mountain village. However, Eduard Plischek is first and foremost a financial administration official, so before he can convict the murderer, he must first try to unravel a lottery fraud… MARIE MACKOVÁ She focuses on the history of administration, regional history, and ecclesiastical history, all primarily within the long 19th century. She is dedicated to the history of the Ústí nad Orlicí district region and the history of Germans in Bohemia. Additionally, she documents the history of the tobacco industry in Austria-Hungary. She is a historian, archivist, and lecturer at the Institute of Historical Sciences, Faculty of Arts, University of Pardubice. FRANTIŠEK STRNAD He graduated in acting from JAMU in Brno and, from South Moravia where he had spent his entire life, he headed north to Olomouc. However, he only stayed there for a year and a half before moving even further north, settling permanently in Ostrava. This migration was final in terms of residence, but not his theatre career. He spent four and a half years at the Petr Bezruč Theatre before joining the National Moravian-Silesian Theatre in 1998. He is a skilled handyman and enjoys successfully tinkering with electronics in particular, which comes to the rescue of his colleagues when it comes to computers, as well as in other tricky situations.