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Winter der Welt
- Die Jahrhundert-Saga 2
- Narrated by: Johannes Steck
- Length: 14 hrs and 29 mins
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Winter der Welt
Narrated by:
Johannes Steck
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Publisher's Summary
Der Krieg ist vorbei. Doch der Friede ist trügerisch. In Deutschland verspricht der Führer dem Volk eine große Zukunft. In den USA kämpft der Präsident gegen die Folgen der Weltwirtschaftskrise. Und in Russland zerbricht die Hoffnung der Revolution unter dem Terror der Bolschewisten.
Der zweite Teil von Folletts großer Jahrhundert-Saga erzählt eine Geschichte von Heldentum und Tragödie, Anpassung und Widerstand, Liebe und Hass. Während sich die einen in Verblendung und Schuld verstricken, werden den anderen die Augen geöffnet für das Unmenschliche, das im Namen der Ideologie geschieht.
"Winter der Welt" ("Winter of the World", 2012) ist der zweite Roman der Jahrhundert-Saga von Ken Follett.
©2012 Bastei Lübbe (P)2012 Lübbe Audio
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