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Radarkontrolle

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1971
Episodes
1
Language
German

Radarkontrolle

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Arnold E. Ott

produziert in: 1971

produziert von: BR

Laufzeit: 32 Minuten

Genre: Krimi

Regie: Heinz-Günter Stamm

Komponist: Konrad Elfers

Erstsendung: 14.10.1971

Inhalt:

Die Frau des Hamburger Grundstückmaklers Dahlberg liegt tot im Ferienapartment in Travemünde. Der Makler hatte Büromitarbeiter Noll zu ihr geschickt, denn sie brauchte dringend ihren Schmuck. Ein unvollendeter Brief und das Foto einer Radar-Kontrolle sind für Kommissar Becker erste Hinweise.

Sprecher:

Herbert Fleischmann

Klaus Höhne

Margot Philipp

Wolfgang Büttner

Joachim Wichmann

Ulrike Hartmann

Daten zu Arnold E. Ott: geboren: 1927

Vita: Arnold E. Ott, Jahrgang 1927, einer der meistgespielten deutschen Krimi-Autoren, veröffentlichte seit dem Hörspiel "Zitronensaft mit Salz" (RB 1959) über 50 Kriminalstücke, zuletzt "Brenners letzter Fall" (DLR Berlin 1994). Ott lebt in Bremen.

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. (Arnold E. Ott - BR 1971)

    No date given · 26 min

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  1. Radarkontrolle (Arnold E. Ott - BR 1971)

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