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Unter dem Milchwald

Heard
2003
Episodes
1
Language
German

TITLE: Unter dem Milchwald

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AUTHOR: Dylan Thomas

DESCRIPTION: Ein lyrisch bestimmtes Bild vom wahren Leben, dem alltäglichen Alltag von Llareggub - einer kleinen Stadt an der walisischen Meeresküste. Vom Morgen bis zur Mitternacht führen zwei temperamentvolle und tolerante Erzähler durch die sonderbare Landschaft der Tag- und Nachtträume dieser Kleinstadtbewohner und durch den Reigen erhebender und verdrießlicher Paarungen. Sie belauschen Selbstgespräche, spionieren in Briefen, vernehmen Stoßseufzer verschwiegener Liebe, die finsteren Phantasien unterdrückter Mordlust

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  1. Dylan Thomas 2003

    No date given · 2 h 04 min

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  1. Unter dem Milchwald

    Hörspiele · Dylan Thomas · 1 episode here · archive.org

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