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Die Kronzeugin

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1977
Episodes
1
Language
German

Die Kronzeugin

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Rudolf Elter

produziert in: 1977

produziert von: Rundfunk der DDR

Laufzeit: 30 Minuten

Genre: Krimi

Regie: Fritz-Ernst Fechner

Komponist: Siegfried Schäfer

Dramaturgie: Adolf Sckerl

Erstsendung: 27.05.1977

Inhalt:

Aufregung in der (Ost-) Berliner Eckkneipe "Zur stumpfen Ecke": Die aufgeregte Frau Schnuffke hat einen Verkehrsunfall beobachtet, bei dem Steuerhelfer Schmidtchen überfahren wurde. Auch den Fahrer findet man schnell: Stammgast Alfons Schnabel, der volltrunken in seinem Wagen saß. Doch nicht nur durch dessen Aussagen, auch durch die Beobachtungen der passionierten Krimiseherin Schnuffke bleibt der Fall nicht so klar, wie er am Anfang scheint.

Sprecher:

Dietrich Körner (Hauptmann Engel)

Ernst Meinke (Leutnant Mai)

Ursula Braun (Frau Schnuffke)

Horst Weinheimer (Alfons Schnabel)

Werner Senftleben (Herrenstedt)

Ernst Kahler (Wirt)

Techn. Realisierung Gisela Kuschnierz

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. (Rudolf Elter - Rundfunk der DDR 1977)

    No date given · 26 min

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  1. Die Kronzeugin (Rudolf Elter - Rundfunk der DDR 1977)

    Hörspiele · Rudolf Elter · 1 episode here · archive.org

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