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Das siebte Kreuz

Heard
1955
Episodes
1
Language
German

German Public Radio Anna Seghers Das siebte Kreuz Vorlage: Das siebte Kreuz (Roman) Bearbeitung (Wort): Hedda Zinner Technische Realisierung: Hans-Jörg Wicha, Christa Kath Regieassistenz: Werner Schurbaum, Christine Oelke Regie: Hedda Zinner Aus dem Konzentrationslager Westhofen fliehen sieben Häftlinge. Werden sie es schaffen? Wenn nur einer durchkommt ist dies ein Signal, ein Zweifel an der Allmacht des Nationalsozialismus. Vor der Lagerbaracke stehen sieben geköpfte Platanen, sieben Kreuze. Der Kommandant hat sich geschworen, daß alle Bäume besetzt sind, bis die Woche vorbei ist. Ein Kreuz bleibt frei

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  1. das siebte kreuz

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  1. Das siebte Kreuz

    Listeners' uploads · Anna Seghers · 1 episode here · archive.org

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