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Das Museum der Welt
- Narrated by: Torben Kessler
- Length: 10 hrs and 20 mins
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Das Museum der Welt
Narrated by:
Torben Kessler
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Publisher's Summary
Bartholomäus ist ein Waisenjunge aus Bombay, mindestens zwölf Jahre alt, und spricht fast ebenso viele Sprachen. Deshalb engagieren ihn die deutschen Brüder Schlagintweit, die 1854 zur größten Forschungsexpedition ihrer Zeit aufbrechen, als Übersetzer für ihre Reise durch Indien und den Himalaya. Bartholomäus folgt ihnen fasziniert, aber auch misstrauisch: Warum vermessen ausgerechnet drei Deutsche das Land? Warum sammeln sie unzählige Objekte, wagen sich ins unbekannte Hochgebirge, riskieren ihr Leben? Es ist doch schließlich seine Heimat - und er will der Mann werden, der das erste Museum Indiens gründet.
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