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Danger to life for Marianne and Michael: pop star suffers a stroke

Tragic news for Michael and Marianne: Schlager singer Michael Hartl suffered a stroke on Thursday, March 10th at the age of 72.

A message that shook the hit industry too deeply – singer Michael Hartl (72) suffered a stroke in the early morning of March 10th. His wife Marianne called the emergency doctor directly because of her husband’s breathing problems – a few hours after the incident, the 69-year-old talks about the tragic moment, as reported by tz.de.

Michael Hartl Pop star and moderator
Born March 18, 1949 (age 72 years) in Koelach, Austria
partner Marianne Hartl
success title Take it easy, take me, our country, today I’ll cuddle with you

Diagnosis of a stroke – Michael Hartl undergoes emergency surgery

Because her husband was having trouble breathing in the early hours of the morning, Marianne didn’t hesitate and called the emergency doctor straight away. Arrived at the hospital, the doctors diagnosed a stroke. A moment of horror for his wife, which she will not soon forget.

Moments of fear follow – the 72-year-old is prepared for emergency surgery after the life-threatening diagnosis.

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Source used: Bild.de

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