Vom Rat Pack bis Falco...Von Rudi Carell bis Mutter Teresa...Autor Tod Benoit bereiste die ganze Welt; um die Grabstauml;tten von unseren Stars und Helden aufzuspuuml;ren. 341 Idole aus der Welt des Sports; der Musik; des Films; der Literatur und der Politik fanden Eingang in dieses eindrucksvolle Buch. Mit unterhaltsamen Biografien uuml;ber ihr Leben; ihren Tod und ihre letzte Ruhestauml;tte. Fuuml;r alle; die sich fuuml;r beruuml;hmte Persouml;nlichkeiten; Geschichte und Reisen interessieren. Ergauml;nzt durch viele deutschsprachige Persouml;nlichkeiten; verfasst von Christian Humberg!River Phoenix; Karl Heinz Kouml;ppke; Hans Clarin; Walter Kempowski; Bob Marley; J. R. R. Tolkien; Karl Marx; Rosa Luxemburg; Hannelore Kohl; Sid Vicous; Roy Black; Fritz Walter; Malcom X; Gotthold Ephraim Lessing; Lee Harvey Oswald; Goethe; Rio Reiser; Evelyn Hamann; Martin Luther King; Gottlieb Daimler und viele mehr.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. inspirational story tellingBy CAMIntriguing story of an influential theatre company....the writing moves you forward through the real-life plot twists. The power of pursuing a passion is the center of this story.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Terrific Book -- Much Too ExpensiveBy Scott E. WaltersA fabulous book -- one really gets a sense of the personality and values of Jasper Deeter. Hedgerow Theatre has been virtually ignored in theatre history; which unfortunately has been the case for most theatres outside New York. I highly recommend this book. However; a note to the publisher: the cost of this book is far too high; and the price for the Kindle edition is ridiculous. You are preventing this book from being used in classes; or read by practitioners.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Outstanding Description of an Inspiring LeaderBy Scott E. WaltersA fabulous book -- one really gets a sense of the personality and values of Jasper Deeter. Hedgerow Theatre has been virtually ignored in theatre history; which unfortunately has been the case for most theatres outside New York. I highly recommend this book.