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Brigitte Hannig & Benjamin Scholz
Wie war das eigentlich damals? [EPUB ebook]
Manchmal fragen mich unsere Kinder zum 2. Weltkrieg

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Ein Tagebuch aus dem 2. Weltkrieg. Damalige Erlebnisse ins Reine geschrieben, in chronologische Abfolge gebracht und einige Fußnoten addiert.
‘1939 begann der 2. Weltkrieg. Dieser schreckliche Krieg, der unser aller Leben auf grausame Weise in völlig andere Bahnen geworfen hat. Was mir blieb, sind diese Tagebuchaufzeichnungen.’

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1980 geboren in Wolfsburg, seit 2001 in Köln und direkt in den IMM (irgendwas mit Medien) Eimer gefallen. Vom Fernsehen zur Werbung. Von der Kamera zum Art Director. Von hinter der Kamera auf die Bühne. Seit 2015 als freischaffender Medienproduzent unterwegs und auch im medizinisch-sozialen Bereich tätig.

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Language German ● Format EPUB ● Pages 96 ● ISBN 9783347884748 ● File size 3.3 MB ● Age 17-14 years ● Publisher tredition ● City Ahrensburg ● Country DE ● Published 2022 ● Edition 2 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 8885192 ● Copy protection Social DRM

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