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Winnetou auf Sächsisch
- Narrated by: Dietmar Mues
- Length: 4 hrs and 33 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Un so gom es, doss dr Indschoner dod uffn Ogger blumste!
Der Bau der Eisenbahn führt Old Shatterhand ins Land der Apachen, wo er den Häuptlingssohn Winnetou kennen lernt. Beide werden in Kämpfe mit den feindlichen Kiowas verwickelt, die der Bandit Santer aufgestachelt hat. Der schwer verletzte Old Shatterhand wird von Häuptlingstochter Ntscho-Tschi gepflegt und schließt Blutsbrüderschaft mit Winnetou. Doch Santer hat noch eine Rechnung mit den Apachen offen...
- Glaubwürdig interpretiert von Dietmar Mues
- Winnetou in der Mundart seines Autors
- Besonders hörenswert und absolut im Trend: Dialekt-Hörbücher!
(c) + (p) 2007 Random House Audio, Deutschland
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