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Sindbad der Seefahrer
- Narrated by: Gerald Pichowetz
- Length: 1 hr and 24 mins
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Sindbad der Seefahrer
Narrated by:
Gerald Pichowetz
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Publisher's Summary
Zu Zeiten des barmherzigen und großen Kalifen Harun Arraschid lebten in Bagdad zwei Männer: der eine hieß Sindbad, der Seemann und der andere Sindbad, der Lastträger. Sindbad, der Lastträger, war ein sehr armer Mann und hatte eine große Familie und einen kleinen Verdienst. Sindbad, der Seemann hingegen war ein äußerst angesehener und weiser Kaufmann, der einen so ausgebreiteten Handel trieb, dass er am Ende gar nicht mehr wusste, wo er das viele gewonnene Gold und Silber und die mancherlei Waren aufbewahren sollte.
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