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Frühling der Barbaren

Heard
2013
Episodes
7
Language
German

German Public Radio

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Frühling der Barbaren von Jonas Lüscher

Auf einer Geschäftsreise verschlägt es den Schweizer Fabrikerben Preising in ein tunesisches Luxushotel. Dort wird er Zeuge einer dekadenten Hochzeitsfeier von jungen Geldmenschen aus der Banken-Metropole London.

Sprecher: Peter Kner und Michael Schacht

Regie: Reto Ott

Produktion: SRF 2013

Diese Novelle des Schweizer Autors Jonas Lüscher wurde im Jahr 2013 im C.H.Beck Verlag veröffentlicht und im selben Jahr mit dem Franz-Hessel- und 2016 mit dem Hans-Fallada-Preis ausgezeichnet.

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. fruehling der barbaren 17

    No date given · 47 min

  2. fruehling der barbaren 27

    No date given · 33 min

  3. fruehling der barbaren 37

    No date given · 35 min

  4. fruehling der barbaren 47

    No date given · 25 min

  5. fruehling der barbaren 57

    No date given · 34 min

  6. fruehling der barbaren 67

    No date given · 36 min

  7. fruehling der barbaren 77

    No date given · 44 min

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  1. Frühling der Barbaren

    Listeners' uploads · Jonas Lüscher · 7 episodes here · archive.org

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