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Spur des Weihrauchs
- Chronologie der letzten Tage 2
- Narrated by: Björn Bergmann, Meike Sieveking, Marco Göllner
- Length: 1 hr and 2 mins
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Spur des Weihrauchs
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
Andrea wacht auf. Max? Sitzt neben ihr auf dem Bett. Sie hat Fieber. Die Alpenluft wird ihr gut tun. Auf der Alm der Feldwablin kehren die Träume zurück, ein dunkler Gang, mit schwarzen Laken abgehängte Bilder. Bekannte Namen tauchen wieder auf: Graf Clodomir, Jelena. Die goldene Inschrift auf dem alten Grabstein weist den Weg in eine allzu lebendige Vergangenheit. Wer macht nachts Licht im Alten Haus? Und wohin führt die schwere Tür am Ende dieses langen Traums?
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