Tubutsch
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Tubutsch
Narrated by:
Ludwig Thiesen
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Ludwig Thiesen
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Karl Tubutsch lebt in Wien. Er hat nur seinen Namen, sonst nichts. Tagsüber läuft er durch die Stadt und erlebt weltbewegende Dinge: einen mit Rosenduft parfümierter Polizist, zwei streitende Hähne, einen betrunkenen Mann... auch schaut er im Park gerne den Menschen zu und sucht Kontakt. Sein spannendstes Abenteuer ist aber, als er zwei Fliegen im Tintenfass findet. Ist dies der Beginn einer Erfinderkarriere? Albert Ehrenstein (1886-1950) war ein deutschsprachiger Lyriker und Erzähler. Er war eine wichtige Stimme des Expressionismus. Bekannt wurde er durch das Gedicht Wanderers Lied.
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