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Hiob

Heard
1951
Episodes
1
Language
German

German Public Radio Joseph Roth Hiob Die Geschichte eines armen Mannes Vorlage: Hiob (Roman) Bearbeitung (Wort): N. N. Regie: Edward Rothe Weitere Mitwirkende: Sprecher/Sprecherin -- Rolle/Funktion Hermann Schomberg -- Mendel Singer, der Lehrer Ida Ehre -- Deborah, seine Frau Marlene Riphahn -- Mirjam Hans Helmut Dickow -- Jonas Kurt Beck -- Schemariach/Sam Rolf Henniger -- Menuchim/Kossak Wilhelm Pilgram -- Arzt Kaspar Brüninghaus -- Szameskin Rudolf Therkatz -- Rabbi Ernst Hetting -- Kapturak Kurt Brückel -- Billes Kurt Langanke -- Mac Magda Hennings -- Vega Hermann Pfeiffer -- Skowronnek Friedl Münzer -- Frau Skowronnek Albert Man -- Menkes Hanne Frese Harry Heerdegen Ingeborg Jung Alf Marholm Frank Barufski Leopold Reinecke Mattias Schätze Joseph Roth, der im Mai 1939 als 45jähriger in der Emigration starb, kam aus Ostgalizien über Wien nach Berlin. Für die "Frankfurter Zeitung" bereiste er ganz Europa, er gehörte zu Deutschlands besten Feuilletonisten, zu den Prosaschriftstellern ersten Ranges, zu den Meistern der deutschen Sprache. Roth, dessen Weg vom Osten Europas in den Westen führte, und der seine literarischen Einflüsse stärker von Rußland und Frankreich als von Deutschland empfing, begann die zweite Periode seines Schaffens mit dem Buch "Hiob", der Geschichte eines armen Mannes. Während in seinem Berliner Roman "Rechts und links" noch der Witz und das Epigramm vorherrschen, wurde der "Hiob" ein frommes Buch

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Die Geschichte eines armen Mannes

    No date given · 1 h 33 min

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  1. Hiob

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