Danmarks største kriminalsager: Bombeterroren i København
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Danmarks største kriminalsager: Bombeterroren i København
Narrated by:
Vitus Robak
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Narrated by:
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Vitus Robak
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Gyldendal Stereo
About this listen
D. 22. juli 1985 fandt Danmarks første terrorangreb i nyere tid sted, da to bomber eksploderede i København. Senere fandt politiet ud af, at gerningsmændene var islamiske terrorister.
Bombeangrebet i København 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.
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