Tod an der Wien
Ernestine & Anton 2
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Tod an der Wien
Narrated by:
Hans Jürgen Stockerl
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Hans Jürgen Stockerl
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Beate Maly
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Ermittlungen inmitten des Wiener Faschings. Wien 1923. Mitten in der Ballsaison verunglückt Operettendiva Hermine Egger im Theater an der Wien tödlich. Die pensionierte Lehrerin Ernestine Kirsch glaubt nicht daran, dass die von ihr bewunderte Sängerin einem tragischen Unfall zum Opfer gefallen ist: Sie vermutet einen Mord. Gemeinsam mit ihrem Freund Anton Böck ermittelt sie zwischen Opernhäusern und Kaffeehäusern – und begibt sich damit in tödliche Gefahr ...
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