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Die schöne Frau Seidenman
By: Andrzej Szczypiorski
Narrated by: Gert Westphal
Length: 8 hrs and 20 mins

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By: Andrzej Szczypiorski

Narrated by: Gert Westphal

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Summary

Warschau, 1943: Irma Seidenman hat sich gefälschte Papiere verschafft, um ihre jüdische Herkunft zu verschleiern - blond und blauäugig wie sie ist, lebt sie eine Zeit lang unbehelligt im ›arischen‹ Teil der Stadt. Doch ein ehemaliger Bekannter verrät sie, und die schöne Frau Seidenman wird von der Gestapo verhaftet. Es ist eines von vielen Warschauer Schicksalen, von denen Szczypiorski berichtet: Todgeweihte, Liebende, Denunzianten...

Ein Roman wie ein Gemälde, voller Poesie und leisem Humor, scharf beobachtet und hier großartig interpretiert von Gert Westphal, dem »König der Vorleser«.