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Begegnung in Samarra
- Narrated by: Christian Brückner
- Length: 9 hrs and 25 mins
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Begegnung in Samarra
Narrated by:
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Summary
Gibbsville - ein verschlafenes Städtchen in Pennsylvania, Weihnachten 1930. Champagnergläser klirren im exklusivsten Club der Stadt: Im Mittelpunkt der gehobenen Gesellschaft ein junges Paar, Julian English und seine schöne Frau Caroline. Als Autohändler von Cadillacs hat Julian ein kleines Vermögen gemacht und sich seinen Platz in der Gesellschaft gesichert. Doch etwas in Julian sträubt sich gegen Dünkel und sozialen Druck und ein banaler Ausbruch, eine einzige falsche Geste, hat unabsehbare Folgen und besiegelt sein gesellschaftliches Schicksal.
©1934 / 2007 John O'Hara / Verlag C.H. Beck, München. Aus dem Englischen von Klaus Modick (P)2008 SWR