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Seid Sand! Schwarze Ratten & weiße Rose

EPISODE · Jan 31, 2024

Seid Sand! Schwarze Ratten & weiße Rose

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"Vergesst nicht, dass ein jedes Volk diejenige Regierung verdient, die es erträgt! - Nichts ist eines Kulturvolkes unwürdiger, als sich ohne Widerstand von einer verantwortungslosen und dunklen Trieben ergebenen Herrscherclique 'regieren' zu lasse...

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