“When I was less than fifteen years old, my father, an ardent supporter of the USSR, a communist by conviction, although not a party member, was blacklisted and lost his source of income. The Soviet government offered him a job in the Berlin branch of Sovexportfilm, we left for East Germany, that is, exactly the country where I never wanted to go,” this is how Vladimir Pozner begins his book about Germany. It is the result of the author’s long thoughts about the country, about the people he met, about the past and present, and about what connects and divides Germany and Russia at the moment. The book is illustrated with photographs of the author, each of them hides a unique story, small but expressive. From such stories, like a puzzle, a real German puzzle is formed.