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Otfried Preußler - Das Kleine Gespenst

Heard
2008
Episodes
18
Language
German

Hörspiel vom Roman "Das Kleine Gespenst" Ottfried Preußler. Gesprochen von Fritzi Haberlandt, Jens Wawrczeck, Sybille Schwedwill

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Sehnsucht Nach Tageslicht

    No date given · 7:36

  2. Besonders Liebte Das Kleine Gespenst

    No date given · 8:07

  3. Plötzlich Merke Ich Daß Der Morgen Graut

    No date given · 4:57

  4. Immer Wenn Das Kleine Gespenst In Der Nächsten Nacht Aufwachte

    No date given · 7:03

  5. Wenn Es Kein Mondlicht Ist

    No date given · 6:51

  6. Auf Dem Grund Des Brunnenschachts

    No date given · 5:30

  7. Als Das Kleine Gespenst Aufwachte

    No date given · 7:06

  8. Seit Dem Zwischenfall Auf Der Kreuzung

    No date given · 4:28

  9. An Einem Sonntag Mittag

    No date given · 5:35

  10. Am Nächsten Mittag Erwachte

    No date given · 7:41

  11. Aber Wo Steckte Das Kleine Gespenst?

    No date given · 6:25

  12. Am Nächsten Sonntag

    No date given · 9:11

  13. Am Montag Mittag

    No date given · 6:36

  14. Ich Möchte Sogerne Den Leuten In Eulenberg

    No date given · 5:54

  15. In Der Nacht Zwischen Halb Zwölf Und Zwölf

    No date given · 6:43

  16. "Haben Sie Schon Was Erreichen Können?"

    No date given · 6:07

  17. Pünktlich Um Zehn Vor Zwölf

    No date given · 4:29

  18. Der Uhu Schuhu Saß Im

    No date given · 5:24

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