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Der Untergang der MS Estonia

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Der Untergang der MS Estonia

By: Jan Gaspard
Narrated by: David Nathan, Dietmar Wunder, Friedrich Schoenfelder, Benjamin Völz, Jaron Löwenberg, Till Hagen
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Am 28. September 1994 versinkt vor der finnischen Küste das Fährschiff "MS Estonia". Über 800 Menschen kommen dabei um - wie viele genau, das weiß man aber nicht. Denn einige Überlebende verschwanden nach ihrer dramatischen Rettung - darunter einer der beiden Kapitäne. Der Berliner Student Georg Brand findet eine seltsame Seekarte, auf der der verstorbene Hacker Tron offenbar eine falsche Route der "Estonia" eingezeichnet hat. Georg beginnt mit eigenen Recherchen und entdeckt bald immer mehr aberwitzige Details der Katastrophe. Doch erkennt er auch die monströse Gefahr, die von dem untergegangenen Havaristen noch immer ausgeht?

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