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Das Totenschiff - B. Traven

Heard
1946
Episodes
1
Language
German

CATEGORY: audio drama TITLE: Das Totenschiff AUTHOR: B. Traven ADAPTION: Ernst Schnabel DIRECTOR: Ludwig Cremer MUSIC: Winfried Zillig PRODUCTION: Nordwestdeutscher Rundfunk YEAR: 1946 RECORDING DATE: 2003-10-01 (Norddeutscher Rundfunk) DESCRIPTION: Bill, ein amerikanischer Seemann, ist einer der Verlorenen, die von einem Land ins andere abgeschoben werden. Keine Papiere, keine Rechte, keine Heimat. Ein dummer Zufall, ein Mädchen in irgendeinem Hafen im alten Europa, eine durchbummelte Nacht: Das Schiff dampfte ab, mit den Papieren, die in den Augen der Behörden allein die menschliche Existenz ermöglichen. Die letzte Station von Bill ist ein verrosteter Pott irgendwo auf See, im Sturm. CAST: Bill - Peter Mosbacher | Spanischer Polizist - Willy Schweissguth | Schwarze Dame - Marianne Wischmann | Belgischer Polizist - Carl Voscherau | Polizeikommissar - Heinrich Ockel | Konsul - Hermann Schomberg | Heinz Gadow | Horst Clausnitzer | Carl Pündter | Hans Pichler | Benno Gellenbeck | Adalbert Kriwat | Erich Weiher | Kurt Meister | Herbert Steinmetz | Hans Richter | Erwin Linder | Hans Anklam PROVENANCE: digitized cassette tape, private archive of Winfried Noack FORMAT: WAV 44.1 KHz 16 Bit PCM, mono LANGUAGE: German

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  1. Das Totenschiff

    No date given · No. 1946 · 1 h 12 min

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  1. Das Totenschiff - B. Traven (1946)

    Hörspiele · B. Traven · 1 episode here · archive.org

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