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Leichen im Keller

Heard
2010
Episodes
1
Language
German

Leichen im Keller

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Autor: Daniela Böhle

produziert in: 2010

produziert von: SWR

Laufzeit: 26 Minuten

Regie: Iris Drögekamp

Inhalt:

Willkommen im Krankenhaus von morgen! Hier arbeiten Spezialisten mit ganz besonderer Erfahrung. Dass Ihr Arzt eigentlich Werbegrafiker ist und die Krankenschwester Floristin, macht nichts. Wozu gibt es die virtuelle Assistentin, die kompetent durch die Operationen führt? Wenn Sie im Besitz einer goldenen Patientenkarte sind, bekommen Sie sogar eigene Röntgenbilder. Ansonsten bleibt Ihnen immer noch der Keller.

Sprecher:

Oliver Jacobs

Sascha Icks

Stefanie Kämmer

Stefan Roschy

Nadine Kettler

Thessy Kuhls

Birgit Bücker

Rosalinde Renn

Gabriela Badura

Daten zu Daniela Böhle: Vita: Daniela Böhle, geboren 1970 in Köln, lebt in Berlin und arbeitet als Autorin und Lektorin für Verlage, Radio und Printmedien.

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. (Daniela Böhle - SWR 2010)

    No date given · 25 min

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  1. Leichen im Keller (Daniela Böhle - SWR 2010)

    Hörspiele · Daniela Böhle · 1 episode here · archive.org

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