Totenwinter
Edith - Eine Frau geht ihren Weg 2
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Totenwinter
Narrated by:
Rebecca Veil
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Narrated by:
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Rebecca Veil
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Sabine Hofmann
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Das Ruhrgebiet im Winter 1947. Die junge Edith, aus Ostpreußen nach Bochum geflüchtet, hat endlich eine Anstellung gefunden - bei Pohlmann, einem Rechtsanwalt, der allerdings offenbar in Schwarzmarktgeschäfte verwickelt ist. Als ein ehemaliger KZ-Häftling, der bei den Arbeitern der Region ein hohes Ansehen genießt, ermordet in einem Eisenbahnwaggon aufgefunden wird, deutet einiges daraufhin, dass Pohlmann in diesen Mordfall verwickelt ist. Edith beschließt der Sache nachzugehen - ohne zu ahnen, worauf sie sich einlässt.
Deutschland unmittelbar nach dem Krieg - eindringlich und authentisch geschildert.
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