Der Kaufmann von Berlin : ein historisches Schauspiel aus der deutschen Inflation / Walter Mehring ; herausgegeben und kommentiert von Georg-Michael Schulz ; in Verbindung mit Anna Lina Dux und Paul Reszke.

By:

Mehring, Walter, 1896-1981

Contributor(s):

Schulz, Georg-Michael

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Conditio Judaica ; 77.Publication details: Tübingen : M. Niemeyer, 2009.Description: 1 online resource (133 pages)Content type:

text

Media type:

computer

Carrier type:

online resource

ISBN:

9783484971356
3484971355
1282296353
9781282296350
9786612296352
6612296356

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Kaufmann von Berlin.DDC classification:

832/.914 22

LOC classification:

PT2625.E24 K3 2009eb

Other classification:

GM 4799

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Contents:

Frontmatter ; Inhaltsverzeichnis; Der Kaufmann von Berlin; Kommentar; Editorische Hinweise; Nachwort; Backmatter.

Summary: Mehring's drama, first staged by Erwin Piscator in 1929, caused the biggest theatre scandal of the Weimar Republic. It portrayed a diverse picture of the city of Berlin - from the stock exchange to the "Scheunenviertel"--And a socio-political cross section through the German population after the First World War. The text, which also illustrates the lives of Jews in Berlin at that time, is made more accessible to modern readers by a commentary referring to the events surrounding inflation as well as the lives of Jews in Germany.

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Frontmatter ; Inhaltsverzeichnis; Der Kaufmann von Berlin; Kommentar; Editorische Hinweise; Nachwort; Backmatter.

Mehring's drama, first staged by Erwin Piscator in 1929, caused the biggest theatre scandal of the Weimar Republic. It portrayed a diverse picture of the city of Berlin - from the stock exchange to the "Scheunenviertel"--And a socio-political cross section through the German population after the First World War. The text, which also illustrates the lives of Jews in Berlin at that time, is made more accessible to modern readers by a commentary referring to the events surrounding inflation as well as the lives of Jews in Germany.

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