Der Marshallplan hilft Deutschland – SG #228

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John RabeShow Podcast Information John Rabe war ein deutscher Geschäftsmann, der in China gelebt hat. Er wird manchmal als „Oskar Schindler Chinas“ bezeichnet – ich erzähle Dir, warum. John Rabe wurde 1882 in Hamburg geboren und ist 1950 in Berlin gestorben. Als junger Mann hat R ...  Show more

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