Die Bernsteinhexe
Ein historischer Roman von Usedom
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Die Bernsteinhexe
Narrated by:
Boris Jacoby
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Narrated by:
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Boris Jacoby
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Lena Johannson
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Die Heldin von Usedom.
Usedom, 1629: Während des Dreißigjährigen Krieges, als auf Usedom Not und Elend herrschen, entdeckt die Pfarrerstochter Maria eine Bernsteinader. Mit dem Erlös hilft sie den Armen und Hungernden. Zum großen Missfallen des Amtshauptmannes, der seine Macht auf der Insel schwinden sieht. Also sinnt er auf Rache und streut das Gerücht, dass Maria eine Hexe sei. Ob es ihrer großen Liebe Rüdiger gelingen wird, sie vor dem sicheren Flammentod zu bewahren?
Die Geschichte einer mutigen Frau.
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