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Che - José Pablo Feinmann

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2003
Episodes
1
Language
German

CATEGORY: audio drama TITLE: Che AUTHOR: José Pablo Feinmann TRANSLATION: Elvira Ochoa DIRECTOR: Andrea Getto PRODUCTION: Saarländischer Rundfunk | Deutschlandfunk YEAR: 2003 DURATION: 55 minutes RECORDING DATE: 2004-01-17 (Deutschlandfunk) DESCRIPTION: 9. Oktober 1967: "Che" ist tot. Seit 1966 hatte Ernesto "Che" Guevara, 1928 in Argentinien geboren, in einer Widerstandsgruppe gegen die bolivianische Armee gekämpft. Er sei im Kampf gefallen, behaupten die Militärs. Tatsächlich wurde er gefangengenommen und ohne Gerichtsurteil erschossen. Ein Foto - Che, aufgebahrt auf einem Holztisch, umringt von Militärs und Zivilisten - geht als Beweis um die Welt. Über die letzten 18 Stunden des legendären Kommandanten weiß man wenig. Feinmann nutzt die historische Lücke für einen fiktiven Dialog zwischen dem gefesselten, von Asthma geplagten Che und dem argentinischen Historiker Andrés Navarro. Er konfrontiert den revolutionär mit dem Scheitern der Revolution, dem Niedergang des Sozialismus, den Folgen der Globalisierung und der Kommerzialisierung seiner Person. CAST: Che - Martin Engler | Navarro, Matthews, Fidel, Mutter, Bäuerin, Arriola - Wolfgang Michael | Eduardo Huerta - Jörg Petzold | Gary Prado - Klaus Hemmerle PROVENANCE: digitized cassette tape, private archive of Winfried Noack AUDIO QUALITY: medium FORMAT: WAV 44.1 KHz 16 Bit PCM, stereo LANGUAGE: German

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  1. Che

    No date given · No. 2003 · 53 min

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  1. Che - José Pablo Feinmann (2003)

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