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Danmarks største kriminalsager - Anna Castberg snød kulturdanmark

By: Gyldendal Stereo
Narrated by: Vitus Rud Robak
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Anna Castberg blev ansat som direktør for det nye museum Arken, der blev indviet d. 15. marts 1996. Skulle man tro den nye, ukendte direktørs CV, fik Arken med Castberg en leder med erfaring fra det internationale auktionshus Sotheby’s i London og prestigefyldte museer i Prag. Problemet var bare, at intet af det var sandt.

ANNA CASTBERG SNØD KULTURDANMARK er en del af serien DANMARKS STØRSTE KRIMINALSAGER, der opruller de allerstørste og mest fascinerende sager i nyere dansk kriminalhistorie.

Serien er skrevet direkte til lyd og produceret af RAKKERPAK Productions for Gyldendal Stereo.

©2023 Gyldendal (P)2023 Gyldendal Mystery

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