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Moral

Heard
1952
Episodes
1
Language
German

German Public Radio Ludwig Thoma Moral Vorlage: Moral (Schauspiel) Bearbeitung (Wort): Edmund Steinberger Komposition: Theo Rossmann Regie: Walter Ohm Weitere Mitwirkende: Sprecher/Sprecherin -- Rolle/Funktion Bum Krüger -- Fritz Beermann, Rentier Else Wolz -- Lina Beermann Hans Herrmann-Schaufuß -- Kommerzienrat Bolland Ernst Schlott -- Justizrat Hauser Walter Richter -- Professor Wasner Rudolf Vogel -- Hans Jakob Dobler, ein Dichter Trude Hesterberg -- Frau Lund, eine alte Dame Hanns Stein -- von Simbach, herzoglicher Polizeipräsident Wilfried Seyferth -- Polizeiassessor Ströbel Maria Nicklisch -- Madame de Hauteville, eine Private Gustav Waldau -- von Schmettau, Adjudant seiner königlicher Hoheit des Prinzen Emil Wastl Witt -- Reissacher, Polizeischreiber Marianne Brandt Ingeborg Hoffmann Ina Peters Anneliese Fleyenschmidt Hilde Classen Fritz Straßner Justin Lauterbach Leo Bardischewski In den "Münchner Neuesten Nachrichten" war am 17. Oktober 1906 unter der Rubrik "Lokales" zu lesen, daß sich der Schriftsteller Ludwig Thoma tags zuvor in Stadelheim eingefunden habe, um eine sechswöchige Haft abzubüßen, welche ihm wegen Beleidigung von Vertretern der Sittlichkeitsvereine zuerkannt worden war. Diese Beleidigung bestand u.a. in einem beißenden Pasquill, in dem Thoma seine ganz spezielle Meinung über die Unterzeichner eines alle "blonden, braunen und runden G'spusis" zur Enthaltsamkeit mahnenden Aufrufs kundgetan hatte, einem Hohn- und Spottgedicht auf Herren, deren Tugend…

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  1. moral

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  1. Moral

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