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Henriette Johanne Marie Müller, known as Zitronenjette, was a Hamburg original. At the end of the 19th century, she traveled through the streets and bars of Hamburg's harbour and Neustadt districts with a basket full of lemons to make a living selling the fruit. Lemon, lemon, that's how she advertised her wares and was known not only for her unusual appearance, but also for her drinking strength.
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Henriette Johanne Marie Müller, known as Zitronenjette, was a Hamburg original. At the end of the 19th century, she traveled through the streets and bars of Hamburg's harbour and Neustadt districts with a basket full of lemons to make a living selling the fruit. Lemon, lemon, that's how she advertised her wares and was known not only for her unusual appearance, but also for her drinking strength.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Paul Möhring
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Studio:ZDF, Studio Hamburg Enterprises, Polyphon
Cast
Henry Kielmann
Director
Henry Vahl
Zitronenjette Henriette Müller
Gerda Gmelin
Witwe Reimers
Bernd Wurm
Ludolf Witt
Joachim Wolff
Jonni Klatt
Gerhild Weber
Frau Mohrmann
Annemarie Assmann
Else
Günther Dockerill
Charles Niebuhr
Lieselotte Arnold
Ida
Heike Koehn
Klara
Friedrich Wilhelm Timpe
Klaus Sommer
Andreas von der Meden
Edi Moje
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