City’s screens beer baron caper

October 03 2012 17:44:04

City’s screens beer baron caper

ISTANBUL - Hürriyet Daily News

City’s Nişantaşı is screening a showing of ‘The Heineken Kidnapping,’ the true story of one of the most sensational kidnappings in Europe. Alfred Heineken was the head of the Heineken beer empire and one of the most influential men in the Netherlands, but he had a fatal weakness: He felt invulnerable.

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