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Die Ketzerbraut
- Narrated by: Anuk Ens
- Length: 7 hrs and 22 mins
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Die Ketzerbraut
Narrated by:
Anuk Ens
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Publisher's Summary
Anfang des 16. Jahrhunderts: Die Münchner Bürgerstocher Veva befindet sich auf der Reise nach Innsbruck, um dort zu heiraten. Anführer des Brautzuges ist ihr Zwillingsbruder Bartl. Im Gebirge rät ihnen ein Reisender ab, der Straße weiter zu folgen, weil sie durch einen Erdrutsch blockiert sei, und dient sich als Führer an. Obwohl Veva ein schlechtes Gefühl hat, geht Bartl auf das Angebot ein. Statt wieder auf die Hauptstraße zu treffen, geraten sie tiefer in die Berge hinein und werden von Räubern überfallen. Diese ermorden Bartl und nehmen Veva gefangen...
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