Philippe D. Ledermann | Felsigen – Eine fesselnde Familiensaga aus dem Berner Oberland Patrizia Manolio schmiedet Elin den Plan JOCHEN IHLE

Name: Philippe D. Ledermann | Felsigen – Eine fesselnde Familiensaga aus dem Berner Oberland Patrizia Manolio schmiedet Elin den Plan JOCHEN IHLE
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Chapter III — Catalogue

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Philippe D. Ledermann Felsigen – Eine fesselnde Familiensaga aus dem Berner Oberland Patrizia Manolio schmiedet Elin den Plan JOCHEN IHLE schmiedet Elin den Plan Dabei hatte der Autor im stetig wachsenden Ortsarchiv im alten Schulhaus und in Geschichtsbüchern recherchiert und sich mit vielen Bewohnerinnen und Bewohnern von einigen unterhalten Felsigen wird gerettet Seine Ideen verwandeln das Dorf in einen Nobelort

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