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Bernhard's dialogue already evokes so stirringly and with such cliche free precision what it feels like to live in the shadow of the Holocaust --Metro London
What is initially strange continues to be strange, but the sheer strangeness becomes mesmerising, and then marvellous.... Deftly translated by Meredith Oakes and Andrea Tierney --The Times
What is initially strange continues to be strange, but the sheer strangeness becomes mesmerising, and then marvellous.... Deftly translated by Meredith Oakes and Andrea Tierney --The Times
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What is initially strange continues to be strange, but the sheer strangeness becomes mesmerising, and then marvellous.... Deftly translated by Meredith Oakes and Andrea Tierney --The Times
What is initially strange continues to be strange, but the sheer strangeness becomes mesmerising, and then marvellous.... Deftly translated by Meredith Oakes and Andrea Tierney --The Times
Meredith Oakes, an Australian playwright who has lived in London since 1970. She has written plays, adaptations, translations, opera texts and poems. She taught play-writing at Royal Holloway College and for the Arvon Foundation, and wrote music criticism for The Independent in London and The Daily Telegraph in Sydney, and is a regular contributor to magazines including The Listener.
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- PublisherSuhrkamp Verlag
- Publication date2000
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- ISBN 13 9783518389744
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Book Description Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Am 15. März 1938 verkündete Adolf Hitler unter den Jubelrufen der anwesenden Wiener auf dem Heldenplatz den »Anschluß« Österreichs an Deutschland. 50 Jahre später versammeln sich in einer Wohnung in der Nähe des Heldenplatzes die Familie Schuster und deren engste Freunde. Der Anlaß: das Begräbnis von Professor Josef Schuster. Für diesen philosophischen Kopf, von den Nazis verjagt, in den fünfziger Jahren auf Bitten des Wiener Bürgermeisters aus Oxford auf seinen Lehrstuhl zurückgekehrt, gab es keinen anderen Ausweg als den Selbstmord. Denn die Situation im gegenwärtigen Österreich sei »noch viel schlimmer als vor fünfzig Jahren«. Seller Inventory # 9783518389744
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