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Im Fadenkreuz - Kalabrien und die Ndrangheta

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2014
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1
Language
German

Im Fadenkreuz

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Kalabrien und die Ndrangheta

Von Aureliana Sorrento

SWR 2014

Als der Priester Giacomo Panizza nach Kalabrien zog, gründete er ein Sozialprojekt für Menschen mit Behinderungen. Er wollte sich für Bürgerrechte und soziale Gerechtigkeit einsetzen. Aber in Kalabrien regiert die 'Ndrangheta, und die diktiert ihre eigenen Gesetze. Seitdem eine seiner Kooperativen das konfiszierte Haus eines Clans bezogen hat, steht Don Giacomo im Visier der kalabrischen Mafia.

Um sein Leben bangen muss auch der Unternehmer Gaetano Saffioti. Er hat die Bosse angezeigt, die ihn jahrzehntelang erpressten

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  1. Im Fadenkreuz der Mafia - Kalabrien und die Ndrangheta

    No date given · 33 min

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  1. Im Fadenkreuz - Kalabrien und die Ndrangheta (Feature Aureliana Sorrento SWR - 2014)

    Hörspiele · Aureliana Sorrento · 1 episode here · archive.org

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From the Internet Archive's German radio collections (Akustische Bibliothek, Radioaufnahmen).

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