Tunnellen og Hulen

by John Schou

Overview

Table of Contents - Indholdsfortegnelse
1. En B-mands mareridt (1992)
2. Hvordan har du det – i dag? (1994)
3. Et spørgsmål om koncentration (1995)
4. Natlig hjemtur (1995)
5. Kejserens nye regler (1995)
6. Nevaljashka (1996)
7. Min verdensberømte beskedenhed (1996)
8. Paranoia (1996)
9. Avancement (1996)
10. Slipsets historie (1996)
11. Eksplosiv Afgang (1996)
12. Dysthanasia (1997)
13. Fortolkningens Kunst (1997)
14. Tortur (1997) fra 'Operation Felix'
15. Rudolf Rødtud (1998)
16. Dommen (1998)
17. Hold takten (1999)
18. Klassefesten (2000)
19. Diskret og Uden Vold (2001) fra 'Skæbnens Lod'
20. Jack the Ripper's Efterladte Noter (2001)
21. Pølsemagerens Datter (2001)
22. Dansker i Udlandet (2001)
23. På Fersk Gerning (2002)
24. Sicilianske Indtryk (2002)
25. Roetgroet met Flöte (2003)
26. Hannah's pludselige Død (2003)
27. En grum Skæbne (2003)
28. Vidnernes Udsagn (2004)
29. Muren i Baghaven (2004)
30. Forskningsofret (2004)
31. Besøg af Cassandra (2004)
32. Djævelens Akse (2005) fra 'Duodecameron'
33. En Lang Hjemrejse (2006)
34. Den sidste Container (2006)
35. Cimbrernes Sejr (2006)
36. Kære Papirkurv (2006)
37. Alarm i Copnick (2007)
38. Genopstandelse (2008)
39. Det kunne da blive værre (2009)
40. Eftermælet (2009)
41. Patentet på Mig (2009)
42. Sikkerhed (2009)

Product Details

BN ID:	2940044694507
Publisher:	John Schou
Publication date:	05/28/2012
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	490 KB
Language:	Danish

About the Author

John Schou was born 1951. He grew up in Denmark and graduated as a physician in Copenhagen in 1977. From 1982 did he work as a consultant anaesthetist in the county hospital in Lörrach, Germany (by Basel), where he still lives. 1994-97 he was Chairman of the prehospital committee, ITACCS. A severe disease forced him to retire from the medical career early in September 2001. He has published several medical articles and three books about emergency medicine and anaesthesiology. In later years, he has concentrated his authorship on other stories, some with but mostly without medical relevance.