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Rose Bernd

Heard
1962
Episodes
1
Language
German

German Public Radio Gerhart Hauptmann Rose Bernd Vorlage: Rose Bernd (Schauspiel) Bearbeitung (Wort): Otto Heinrich Kühner Regie: Gustav Burmester Anlass für die Tragödie war ein Gerichtsverfahren in Hirschberg gegen eine des Meineids und Kindestötung angeklagte Landarbeiterin. Rose Bernds Liebesverhältnis mit dem Erbgrundbesitzer Christoph Flamm gehört zu Beginn des Schauspiels bereits der Vergangenheit an. Sie ist bereit, den bieder-frommen Buchbinder August Keil zu heiraten, den ihr Vater bestimmt hat. Doch der Maschinist Streckmann, ein brutaler und prahlerischer Weiberheld, verfolgt sie mit erpresserischen Drohungen und beantwortet ihr Flehen mit Vergewaltigung. Mitwirkende: Sprecher/Sprecherin -- Rolle/Funktion Thomas Solveig -- Rose Bernd Herbert A. E. Böhme -- Vater Bernd Erwin Linder -- Christoph Flamm Marianne Hoppe -- Seine Frau Bruno Dallansky -- Arthur Streckmann Hans Helmut Dickow -- August Keil Ingeborg Schubert -- Marthel Adele Lindemer -- Die alte Golischen Lieselotte Bruhns -- Elfie Heilig -- Uta Rücker -- Karl Eberhard -- Hans Grytzmann -- Günter Guben -- Ulrich Matschoss -- Peter Timm Schaufuß PRODUKTIONS- UND SENDEDATEN Süddeutscher Rundfunk 1962 Erstsendung: 14.11.1962 | 77'00

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  1. rose bernd

    No date given · 1 h 17 min

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  1. Rose Bernd

    Listeners' uploads · Gerhart Hauptmann · 1 episode here · archive.org

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