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Die Ehe der Bébé Donge
- Narrated by: Hans Paetsch, Josef Dahmen
- Length: 1 hr and 4 mins
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Die Ehe der Bébé Donge
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
Es ist ein heißer Augustnachmittag. Die Brüder Donge sitzen mit ihren Familien im Garten ihres Landhauses. Plötzlich springt François Donge auf und stürzt ins Badezimmer. Als Chemiker hat er sofort begriffen, dass seine zarte Frau Bébé, die alle wie ein Kind behandeln, mehr als nur Zucker in seinen Kaffee getan hat. Ein gescheiterter Mordversuch - schlimmer kann eine Ehe nicht enden. Im Krankenhaus muss sich der Schürzenjäger François damit auseinandersetzen, wie es so weit kommen konnte.
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