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Jugend ohne Gott

AvÖdön von Horváth,Klaus Kastbergerm. fl.

Häftad, Tyska, 2009

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94 kr

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Ungdom utan Gud

AvÖdön von Horváth

Häftad, Svenska, 2021

282 kr

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Skriven i exil år 1937 är Ungdom utan Gud en mörk och expressivt berättad skildring av vardagen i ett nazistyrt Tyskland.

Romanen utgörs av en motsträvig skollärares bekymrade tankar om samhällets förråade anda och hans elevers gradvisa förvandling till hörsamma rekryter till kallhamrade cyniker.

Frågan är dock om någon kan förbli utan skuld när människan oavbrutet utsätts för inre anspänningar och yttre tryck från diktaturens terror, och samhällsmedborgarna reduceras till antingen ängsligt eftergivna undersåtar, skräckslagna offer eller samvetslösa gärningsmän.

Ungdom utan Gud är en bok om tidlösa frågor som skuld, öde, tro och individens civilkurage.

Romanen kom att bli Ödön von Horváths sista roman under hans livstid. För översättningen står Gustav Sjöberg, och litteraturkritikern Martin Lagerholm presenterar i ett initierat efterord Ödön von Horváths liv och verk.

von Horvath: Two Plays

Don Juan Comes Back from the War; Figaro Gets Divorced

AvÖdön von Horváth

Häftad, Engelska, 1991

304 kr

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" Don Juan Comes Back from the War, Figaro Gets Divorced Two modern classics by Austrian dramatist, Odon von Horvath. Hampton's Don Juan Comes Back from the War was first performed at the Royal National Theatre. Figaro Gets Divorced, in which an aristocratic couple and their two servants are on the run from a revolution, premiered at London's Gate Theatre."

Von Horváth: Plays One

Sladek; A Sexual Congress

AvÖdön von Horváth

Häftad, Engelska, 2000

321 kr

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"Includes the plays Sladek and A Sexual Congress plus an introduction by Penny Black Set in the inter-war period of raging inflation in Germany, these two plIncludes the plays Sladek and A Sexual Congress plus an introduction by Penny Black Set in the inter-war period of raging inflation in Germany, these two plays portray the losers in what von Horvath called 'the gigantic battle between the individual and society'. In Sladek, Black's version being the first to be published in English, we see how social conditions lead people to desperate action and violence, opening the road for dictators and fascists. Written just as the Nazis came to power, A Sexual Congress predicts with frightening accuracy the cycle of violence that was to spread throughout Europe.

Von Horvath: Plays Two

Italian Night; Tales from the Vienna Woods

AvÖdön von Horváth

Häftad, Engelska, 2001

337 kr

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"Includes the plays Italian Night and Tales from the Vienna Woods Written in 1930s Europe, these plays describe the decay of a society haunted by inflation and succumbing to a rising tide of fascism. In Hampton's translation of Tales from the Vienna Woods (staged at the RNT in 1977) von Horvath portrays, with compassion and impartiality, the interplay between individual selfishness and the pressures of a society in crisis. Italian Night, in this new translation by Meredith Oakes, has a group of friends deciding to hold a republican 'Italian Night', only to discover the fascists have chosen the same day for a German Day parade."

Don Juan Comes Back from the War

AvÖdön von Horváth

Häftad, Engelska, 2012

211 kr

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Don Juan’s back from the War and he’s got some catching up to do. Berlin is crumbling, but after years of abstinence, the Don is ready for more of the debauchery that once made his name. Amidst political and economic upheaval, Don Juan finds himself increasingly at odds with the man he used to be. Is this notorious lothario about to experience a sudden change of heart?Ödön von Horváth’s startling tale of displacement and isolation in the aftermath of the Great War is presented in a bold new adaptation by award-winning playwright Duncan Macmillan.