Lekcja martwej mowy
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Lekcja martwej mowy
Narrated by:
Marcin Popczyński
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Narrated by:
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Marcin Popczyński
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Paweł Jaszczuk
About this listen
Jakub Stern powraca! Wojna z bolszewikami w 1920, okupacja sowiecka Lwowa w 1939, wydarzenia marcowe oraz interwencja wojsk Układu Warszawskiego w Czechosłowacji w 1968 roku, stanowią tło historyczne "Lekcji martwej mowy", w którą wplątana została dziennikarska para: Jakub Stern i Wilga de Brie z przedwojennego "Kuriera". Jakub Stern wraca do Lwowa z misją. Po co? Kto mu pomaga, a kto przeszkadza? Czego boi się Gomułka? Czym jeszcze nas zaskoczy nietuzinkowy dziennikarz?
Nowa powieść Pawła Jaszczuka to intrygująca mieszanka sensacji, emocji i tajemnic trzymająca w napięciu do ostatniej strony.
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