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Die letzte Königin der Kelten
- Narrated by: Raimund Wurzwallner
- Length: 19 hrs and 33 mins
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Die letzte Königin der Kelten
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Publisher's Summary
Eine wahre Geschichte über eine mutige Frau. Als Nero 54 n. Chr. römischer Kaiser wird, bricht im besetzten Britannien grausame Tyrannei aus. Zeitgleich stirbt der Keltenkönig Prasutax, weshalb seine Witwe Boadicea nun alleine über den Stamm der Icener herrschen muss. Doch Nero duldet keine weibliche Alleinherrschaft und lässt sie einkerkern. Gemeinsam mit den Druiden ruft Boadicea zum Freiheitskampf der Keltenstämme auf. Das spannende Hörbuch entführt den Hörer in die faszinierende Welt der Kelten.
©2007 SAGA Egmont (P)2020 SAGA Egmont
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