Sunna - Sole - Sonne

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Für Linguisten sind sie echte Dinosaurier: die deutschen Sprachinseln in Norditalien. An die 15 sind bis heute zwischen dem Aostatal und Friaul-Julisch Venetien erhalten geblieben. Wie ein Wunder haben diese mittelalterlichen Sprachen 1000 Jahre Geschichte überlebt. Wird es sie in 100 Jahren noch geben? Mit Ihnen diskutieren Velia Plozner / Lucia Protto, Karnische Sprachinseln Patrizia Bocher, Fersental Luigi Nicolussi Castellan, Zimbrische Gemeinschaft (Trentino) Es moderiert Günther Rautz, EURAC

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