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Die einzige Waffe

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2005
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1
Language
German

TITLE: Die einzige Waffe

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AUTHOR: Ryan Craig

DESCRIPTION: Benni zittert nie vor seinen Lehrern, nicht einmal wenn die ihn entführen. Er hat keine Ahnung, was Schäfer und Lorenz ihm antun könnten, hier in dieser abgelegenen Gegend. Aber er riskiert eine Lippe, sobald ihm Herr Schäfer den Knebel aus dem Mund nimmt.

'Bringt ihr uns bei, wie man einen Job findet oder Arbeitslosengeld beantragt? Oder wie man sonst zu Geld kommt? Oder Mädchen aufreißt? Oder irgendwas anderes einigermaßen Wichtiges? Nein. Kann mir mal jemand sagen, wozu Lehrer überhaupt etwas taugen? Ihr steht so schief rum, wie der Turm von Pisa.' Benni ist der Sohn des Bildungsministers und glaubt zu wissen, warum seine Lehrer ausgerechnet ihn entführt haben. 'Also, wie viel Knete wollt ihr haben?' Aber es geht nicht um Geld.

TRANSLATION: Bernd Schmidt

ADAPTION: Bernd Schmidt

DIRECTOR: Stefan Dutt

PRODUCTION: DLR

YEAR: 2005

CATEGORY: audio drama

MP3 PUBLICATION DATE: 2025-09-08 22:05:00

CAST: Benni Gerber - Benjamin Kramme | Karsten Schäfer - Frank Arnold | Richard 'Richy' Lorenz - Jürgen Holtz

PROVENANCE: mp3 download, private archive of the Noack Family

FORMAT: WAV 44.1 KHz 16 Bit PCM, stereo

LANGUAGE: German

MP3 ORIGINAL FILENAME: die_einzige_waffe_drk_20250908_2205_b97f457f.mp3

MP3 DOWNLOAD DATE: 2025-09-28 17:31:59

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  1. Ryan Craig 2005

    No date given · 52 min

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  1. Die einzige Waffe

    Hörspiele · Ryan Craig · 1 episode here · archive.org

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