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Irgendein Brieftraeger – Karl Heinz Bölling

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CATEGORY: audio drama TITLE: Irgendein Briefträger AUTHOR: Karl Heinz Bölling DIRECTOR: Heike Tauch PRODUCTION: Deutschlandradio YEAR: 2011 RECORDING DATE: 2015-10-18 DESCRIPTION: Briefe haben unglaubliche Reichweiten«, sagt die junge Frau und denkt sogar an den Mann im Mond. Aber für den Briefträger sind die Erlebnisse in diesem Wohnhaus schon abenteuerlich genug. In jeder Etage eine andere Geschichte, mal tote Fische im Aquarium, mal eine tote Ehefrau, eine Fröschesammlung oder ein Einberufungsbescheid. Und dann auch noch das Missgeschick: der Briefträger verstaucht sich den Fuß, braucht selber Hilfe und kann das Postgeheimnis nicht mehr schützen. So entstehen Konflikte von unglaublicher Tragweite. CAST: Briefträger - Thilo Prückner | Frau Franke - Irm Hermann | Der Kranke - Bernhard Schütz | Junge Frau - Margarita Breitkreiz | Junger Mann - Florian Lukas | Der Betrunkene - Steffen Scheumann | Herr Günter - Klaus Herm | Jugendlicher - Matti Krause PROVENANCE: mp3 download, private archive of Winfried Noack FORMAT: WAV 44.1 KHz 16 Bit PCM, stereo LANGUAGE: German

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  1. Irgendein Briefträger

    No date given · No. 2011 · 55 min

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  1. Irgendein Brieftraeger – Karl Heinz Bölling (2011)

    Hörspiele · Karl Heinz Bölling · 1 episode here · archive.org

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