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Geschichten aus der GeschichteGAG523: Der Rote Elvis – Dean ReedEine Geschichte über einen US-Star in der DDR
Als Dean Reed 1961 nach Südamerika kommt, wird der US-Amerikaner als Superstar empfangen. Es ist ein Wendepunkt in seinem Leben: Im eigenen Land nur mäßig erfolgreich, macht er in den folgenden Jahren eine außergewöhnliche Karriere. Er tourt durch die Sowjetunion, zieht in die DDR und beteiligt sich an zahlreichen Protestaktionen gegen die US-Politik.
Wir sprechen in der Folge über das Leben von Dean Reed, wie er als Roter Elvis bekannt wurde und warum sein Tod bis heute zu Spekulationen führt.
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From Our Own CorrespondentA Footnote to ConflictForeign correspondents tell their stories - in this edition, discussions in Israel about the conflict in Gaza, Tim Whewell; why the Turkish prime minister seems set to become the country's new president, Natalie Martin; why Argentina's demanding that global financial systems be overhauled, Katy Watson; tourists start to return to parts of The Philippines battered by storms and an earthquake, Rajan Datar and Reggie Nadelson visits a seaside town on America's east coast where African Americans traditionally took their summer holidays.
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Edinburgh International Book Festival 2010Reggie Nadelson with Ian Rankin 2010 EventIn this event crime writing extraordinaire Reggie Nadelson discussed the ventures of her brilliantly believable detective, with Edinburgh’s own favourite crime writer, Ian Rankin.
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Edinburgh International Book FestivalReggie Nadelson in conversation with Ian Rankin (2010 event)
In this event crime writing extraordinaire Reggie Nadelson discussed the ventures of her brilliantly believable detective, with Edinburgh’s own favourite crime writer, Ian Rankin. The charismatic pair are well worth a listen – and another listen after that.
2010-09-1100 min