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Russiske skæbner

By: Marie Tetzlaff
Narrated by: Ole Ilum Hansen, Nanna Salomon
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Otte moskovitter fortæller deres livshistorier, der afspejler deres forskellige egne oplevelser, holdninger og temperamenter, men deres historier fortæller også om Ruslands brogede og barske historie i det 20. århundrede
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Marie Birgitte Tetzlaff (f. 1954) er en dansk journalist, anmelder og forfatter.
Tetzlaff er uddannet cand.phil. i russiske litteratur. Efterfølgende arbejdede hun som underviser på Slavisk Institut frem til 1987. I 1988 blev hun ansat på Weekendavisen, hvor hendes hovedområde var Rusland, og i 1995 flyttede hun til Politiken.
Hun har desuden arbejdet som oversætter og konsulent for en række forlag, bl.a Lindhardt og Ringhof.

©2018 Lindhardt og Ringhof (P)2018 Lindhardt og Ringhof Historical Fiction World Literature

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