1943 - Das Projekt
Margarete von Brühl 2
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1943 - Das Projekt
Narrated by:
Jasmin Shaudeen
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Narrated by:
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Jasmin Shaudeen
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Paul Schüler
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Eine Forscherin - und der Kampf um die Atombombe.
Juni 1943: In der Hitze New Mexicos setzen Wissenschaftler wie Robert Oppenheimer alles daran, eine Atombombe zu entwickeln, um die Deutschen und Japaner zu besiegen. Margarete von Brühl, eine junge deutsche Forscherin, wird, ohne dass sie es durchschaut, in das Projekt in Los Alamos eingeschleust. Sie soll Informationen über den Bau der Bombe sammeln - und dann an die Nazis weitergeben. Als sie sich weigert, geraten sie und ihr Kind in größte Gefahr.
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