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Die Oderflut in Polen - Eine Rekonstruktion – Johanna Rubinroth und Renata Borowczak-Nasseri

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2013
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1
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German

CATEGORY: feature TITLE: Die Oderflut in Polen - Eine Rekonstruktion AUTHOR: Johanna Rubinroth und Renata Borowczak-Nasseri DIRECTOR: Wolfgang Rindfleisch PRODUCTION: Deutschlandfunk YEAR: 2013 DESCRIPTION: Glucholazy trifft es zuerst. Am 6. Juli 1997 treten nach starken Regenfällen in Ostsudeten und in Südschlesien Oder und Neiße über die Ufer und überfluten die Kleinstadt. Der Premierminister ruft Hochwasseralarm aus. Eine Tragödie entwickelt sich, in der die junge Reporterin Anna ihre berufliche Chance sieht. Sie berichtet von vorderster Wasserfront, niemand wird ihr fortan mehr niedliche Geschichten aus dem Nachbarkindergarten zumuten. Die Ereignisse überschwemmen auch sie buchstäblich

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  1. Die Oderflut in Polen - Eine Rekonstruktion

    No date given · No. 2013 · 50 min

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  1. Die Oderflut in Polen - Eine Rekonstruktion – Johanna Rubinroth und Renata Borowczak-Nasseri (2013)

    Hörspiele · Wolfgang Rindfleisch · 1 episode here · archive.org

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