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Dantons Tod

Heard
1948
Episodes
1
Language
German

German Public Radio

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Titel: Dantons Tod

Autor: Georg Büchner

produziert in: 1948

produziert von: BR

Laufzeit: 107 Minuten

Regie: Walter Ohm

Bearbeitung: Arnold Weiss-Rüthel

Komponist: Mark Lothar

Inhalt:

Büchner wählte für sein Drama einen Ausschnitt aus der Spätphase der Französischen Revolution - zehn Tage im März und April 1794 -, in der sie in Diktatur und blutigen Despotismus umzuschlagen beginnt. Nachdem alle gemässigten Gruppierungen ausgeschaltet worden sind, beginnen die Grabenkämpfe unter den Jakobinern (Ende 1793/Anfang 1794)

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  1. dantons tod

    No date given · 1 h 45 min

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  1. Dantons Tod

    Listeners' uploads · Georg Büchner · 1 episode here · archive.org

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