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Der griechische Dolmetscher
- Viola Gabor liest Sherlock Holmes 21
- Narrated by: Viola Gabor
- Length: 59 mins
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Der griechische Dolmetscher
Narrated by:
Viola Gabor
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Publisher's Summary
Der griechische Dolmetscher (The Greek Interpreter) erschien erstmals im September 1893 im Strand Magazine und wurde ein Jahr später mit 10 anderen Fällen in Die Memoiren des Sherlock Holmes veröffentlicht.
Handlungszeitpunkt: Sommer 1886: Dr. Watson ist überrascht, als Sherlock Holmes ihm eröffnet, er hätte einen Bruder, den die beiden kurz darauf in einem obskuren Club besuchen. Mycroft Holmes macht seinen jüngeren Bruder auf das Verschwinden eines jungen griechischen Dolmetschers aufmerksam, er selbst ist jedoch zu bequem, sich dieses Falles anzunehmen...
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