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Zeitscheibe 02/2012
- Narrated by: Peter Blau, Beate Stocker
- Length: 1 hr and 17 mins
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Zeitscheibe 02/2012
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
Diesen Monat mit folgenden Inhalten:
- Achsivland - Kleinster Staat der Welt;
- Saalbach Interglemm - Das Traumziel für den Winter - Der wilde Berg;
- Ex-Häftling ist ein Eishockeystar;
- Andreas Kofler - der dritte Mann;
- Wie die Ziegen nach Hessen kamen;
- Seebär sucht fremde Sofas zum Schlafen;
- Yvonne Catterfeld - Allein in einer Männerrunde;
- Am Tatort - der ewige Verdacht;
- Wiener Millionärin muss um ihr Essen betteln;
- Keine Chance für spröde Lippen;
- Ätherische Öle, Teil 1, A-L;
- Der Schwindel mit den Vitaminpillen;
- Blindes Paar stürzt in Donaukanal;
- 4,5 Millionen Schritte bis ans Schwarze Meer.
©2012 NEWS, NEWS Leben, HEUTE, SeitenBLICKE, Welt der Frau (P)2012 AudioMagazine
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