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Het probleem van de twee hulzen (1937)

by Havank

Series: De Schaduw (4)

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uit 1937 is het 4de Havank-verhaal en verscheen in de Silvère Serie (4) in een linnen en in een kartonnen uitgave.
  losloper | May 30, 2015 |
Bijna onder de ogen van de Schaduw wordt een louche financier door een schot gedood. Wie heeft het schot gelost? Er zijn genoeg gegadigden...
  wannabook08 | Mar 2, 2014 |
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