En dagbog om mennesker og veje i Latinamerika
En dagbog om mennesker og veje i Latinamerika
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En dagbog om mennesker og veje i Latinamerika
Narrated by:
Jesper Anthonsen
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Narrated by:
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Jesper Anthonsen
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Jan Stage
About this listen
Jan Stage (f.1937 - d.2003) var dansk journalist, digter og forfatter. Han debuterede i 1963 med digtsamlingen "I morgen min ven" og har siden skrevet en raekke bøger - både fag- og skønlitteratur. Som journalist rejste Jan Stage ud og var korrespondent for Information og senere Politiken, hvor han ofte reporterede fra verdens braendpunkter, som borgerkrigen i Libanon. I sit forfatterskab brugte han erfaringen som krigsreporter. Både i sine medrivende spaendingsromaner, men også i reportagebøger, hvor han skildrede krige fra andre vinkler.©2015 Lindhardt og Ringhof (P)2015 Lindhardt og Ringhof
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