Walzer in Zeiten der Cholera. Eine Seuche verändert die Welt (Alexander Bartl)

Walzer in Zeiten der Cholera. Eine Seuche verändert die Welt (Alexander Bartl)

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Walzer in Zeiten der Cholera. Eine Seuche verändert die Welt (Alexander Bartl)Zwischen Tanzlust und Todesangst eine Epidemie polarisiert die Gesellschaft Wien, 1873: Die Stadt feiert die Weltausstellung, whrend sich ber Galizien und Ungarn die Cholera nhert. Ein Bergsteiger und ein Schmetterlingssammler wollen Wien mit reinstem Quellwasser vor der Epidemie schtzen und die Alpen anzapfen. Sie treffen auf massiven Widerstand, ihr Projekt sei grenwahnsinnig und berflssig. Doch dann sterben die ersten Gste Der 1873 entbrannte

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012