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Audio Adventure Theatre #79: Never Mess with Hasenpfeffer

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2020
Episodes
1
Language
English

Episode #20 of The Crackpot Professor series.

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THE CRACKPOT PROFESSOR #20: NEVER MESS WITH HASENPFEFFER – Hasenpfeffer tells the story of his adventures during World War II. He began working for the Allies through the help of an American Colonel, but then he was thrown in prison. The crackpot professor will have to make a daring escape out of Nazi Germany!

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Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. 79.The Crackpot Professor, 20 - Never Mess with Hasenpfeffer (PREVIEW)

    No date given · 5:00

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  1. Audio Adventure Theatre #79: Never Mess with Hasenpfeffer

    Listeners' uploads · Caleb Thiessen · 1 episode here · archive.org

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