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Alle Toten 1914 – Oliver Augst, John Birke

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2014
Episodes
1
Language
German

CATEGORY: audio drama TITLE: Alle Toten 1914 AUTHOR: Oliver Augst, John Birke DIRECTOR: Oliver Augst, John Birke MUSIC: Oliver Augst PRODUCTION: Deutschlandradio/Radio Bremen/Hessischer Rundfunk/Volksbühne Berlin YEAR: 2014 RECORDING DATE: 2018-11-02 (Deutschlandfunk) DESCRIPTION: Das kollektive Gedenken hat 2014 Hochkonjunktur: Der Ausbruch des 1. Weltkrieges jährt sich zum 100. Mal. Oliver Augst und John Birke treiben in ihrem Hrspiel zum Jahr 2014 die Erinnerungs- und Jubiläumskultur auf die Spitze. Ihr Vorhaben ist es, sich aller Toten des Jahres 1914 zu erinnern: u.a. Christian Morgenstern und Georg Trakl, Bertha von Suttner und Jean Jaurès, Papst Pius X. und August Macke etwa sind Tote des Jahres 1914. Der weltgeschichtlich folgenreichste aber war der österreichische Thronfolger Franz Ferdinand, dessen Ermordung den Ersten Weltkrieg auslöste. In spielerisch verknüpften biografischen Fragmenten wird das historische Klima ergründet, politisch, sozial, kulturell

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  1. Alle Toten 1914

    No date given · No. 2014 · 54 min

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  1. Alle Toten 1914 – Oliver Augst, John Birke (2014)

    Hörspiele · Oliver Augst und John Birke · 1 episode here · archive.org

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