Kinder der Freiheit
Die Jahrhundert-Saga 3
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Kinder der Freiheit
Narrated by:
Johannes Steck
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Narrated by:
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Johannes Steck
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Ken Follett
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Boston, 1961. George Jake und Verena Marquand, zwei junge Schwarze, erfahren am eigenen Leib, was Rassendiskriminierung bedeutet - und wie falsch angebliche Freunde sein können. Wem kann man in einer von Misstrauen und Vorurteilen beherrschten Gesellschaft trauen, wem nicht? Und kann der Baptistenpastor Martin Luther King tatsächlich Hoffnung bringen?
Ken Follett spannt mit seiner spannenden Familiensaga gekonnt einen Bogen zwischen den großen Freiheitsbewegungen in den USA, in Russland und vor allem in Deutschland, die schließlich 1989 im FALL DER MAUER gipfeln.©2014 Bastei Lübbe GmbH & Co.KG, Köln (P)2014 Lübbe Audio
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