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Er den slags tilladt?
- Narrated by: Jesper Bøllehuus
- Length: 3 hrs and 47 mins
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Er den slags tilladt?
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
Det virker som et ganske almindeligt omend uheldssvangert trafikuheld, da den unge kvinde, Pernille, omkommer den 19. juli 1971. Særligt hårdt går sorgen ud over hendes nærmeste, og en af hendes venner, en kriminalforfatter, begynder at grave i hendes død. For noget virker mystisk, og han er ikke helt sikker på, at Pernilles dødsfald var et uheld...
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Claus Lembourn (f. 1934) har gennem sin lange karriere inden for litteraturens verden arbejdet både som oversætter, forlagsredaktør og forfatter. Han har en dansk far og en tysk mor, og oplevede under 2. verdenskrig, hvordan dette splittede familien. En oplevelse, der har præget ham og hans arbejde efterfølgende.
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