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Die Philosophen des Krieges
- Ein Tanz zur Musik der Zeit 9
- Narrated by: Frank Arnold
- Length: 10 hrs and 8 mins
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Die Philosophen des Krieges
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
1942 wird Nicholas Jenkins zurück nach London versetzt. Hier begegnet er der aufregenden Pamela Flytton, die bei ihm und seinen Freunden für Unruhe sorgt. Nachdem Nick zunächst fasziniert von ihr ist, verlobt sie sich ausgerechnet mit Widmerpool. Nick lässt seine Beziehungen spielen und steigt gesellschaftlich weiter auf, dabei bergen das Ende des Krieges und der Übergang zum zivilen Leben einige Herausforderungen.
©1968 / 2017 John Powell and Tristram Powell / Elfenbein Verlag, Berlin. Übersetzung von Heinz Feldmann (P)2020 speak low
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