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Ein Jahr voller Märchen - Der Hörbuch-Kalender - 16. Woche des Jahres (Teil 16/52)
- Ein Jahr voller Märchen - Der Hörbuch-Kalender 16
- Narrated by: Jürgen Fritsche
- Length: 1 hr and 14 mins
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Ein Jahr voller Märchen - Der Hörbuch-Kalender - 16. Woche des Jahres (Teil 16/52)
Narrated by:
Jürgen Fritsche
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Ein Hörbuch-Jahreskalender voller Märchen! Woche für Woche sieben Märchen aus aller Welt!
Woche 16: Die Windmühle, Das tapfere Schneiderlein, Der Mann, der das Haus beschicken sollte, Der rote Simon, Ein Bursche erlöst zwölf verwunschene Mädchen, Des kleinen Hirten Glückstraum, Blaubart.
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