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Nörgel & Söhne - Ich, Nörgel, Teil 3 poster

Nörgel & Söhne - Ich, Nörgel, Teil 3 

Nörgel is on his way home from the Leipzig market. He is exhausted from the trade business using animals as an exchange. There should be an easier way than using animals... What about small and large coins made of gold? Part three of the animation trilogy Nörgel & Sons.
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Nörgel is on his way home from the Leipzig market. He is exhausted from the trade business using animals as an exchange. There should be an easier way than using animals... What about small and large coins made of gold? Part three of the animation trilogy Nörgel & Sons.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Kurt Weiler
Written By:Kurt Weiler, Erich Günther, Kurt Tetzlaff
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:DEFA-Studio für Kurzfilme

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