"This deeply stirring tale tells of the violence and retribution that ensue after a horse trader is unfairly taxed by a local lord. An army is raised and war is declared on the lords, and eventually on the king, by the trader who becomes a local hero, even to Martin Luther."--Publisher description.
"Mi xia ai mi. ke mi ha si, e guo shang ren, zhuan men cong shi fan ma de jing ying huo dong, zhi yin chu nu le quan gui, zui hou bei song shang duan tou tai."
""This deeply stirring tale tells of the violence and retribution that ensue after a horse trader is unfairly taxed by a local lord. An army is raised and war is declared on the lords, and eventually on the king, by the trader who becomes a local hero, even to Martin Luther."--Publisher description."@en
""Michael Kohlhaas" erschien im Jahr 1808. Die Geschichte handelt von einem rechtschaffenen Rosshändler der sich in einem Rechtsstreit durch die Korruption seines Gegners zu Unrecht behandelt sieht. Aus verletztem Rechtsbewusstsein und Ehrgefühl heraus, versucht er, sich sein Recht gewaltsam zu nehmen, übt in einem Rachefeldzug Selbstjustiz und begeht dadurch selbst schweres Unrecht an der Gemeinschaft. Aus dem Rechtschaffenen wird ein Verbrecher. Heinrich von Kleist bezeichnete ihn gar als einen "der rechtschaffensten zugleich und entsetzlichsten Menschen seiner Zeit." Gegenüber dem am harmonischen Weltbild der Klassik gereiften Menschen, beschreibt Heinrich von Kleist (1777-1811) den Menschen als einen, bei dem inneres Bewusstsein und äussere Wirklichkeit aufeinander prallen, dessen Gefühlswelten nicht vom Verstand kontrolliert werden kann. Extreme Grenzsituationen werden ihm zum Verhängnis. Als Individuum ist er an sein Schicksal gebunden. Kleist selbst führt ein ruhelosen, angespanntes und gehetztes Leben, dem er im Alter von 34 Jahren selbst ein Ende setzt."
"Un roman important d'un grand dramaturge allemand qui, entre 1805 et 1811, écrivit quelques récits dont celui-ci conte l'histoire d'un brave marchand de chevaux que le sentiment de la justice fit passer du côté des bandits. Pittoresque et bien campé ainsi que les trois nouvelles qui l'accompagnent."
""You can send me to the scaffold, but I can make you suffer, and I mean to." Based on actual historic events, this thrilling saga of violence and retribution bridged the gap between medieval and modern literature, and speaks so profoundly to the contemporary spirit that it has been the basis of numerous plays, movies, and novels. It has become, in fact, a classic tale: that of the honorable man forced to take the law into his own hands. In this incendiary prototype, a minor tax dispute intensifies explosively, until the eponymous hero finds the forces of an entire kingdom, and even the great Martin Luther, gathered against him. But soon even Luther comes to echo the growing army of peasants asking, 'Isnt' Kohlhaas right?'"
"Een van rechtswege benadeelde Saksische paardenhandelaar neemt het recht in eigen handen en trekt rond 1800 aan het hoofd van zijn bende door Saksen."
"Novela, umělecky ztvárňující skutečnou událost z druhé poloviny 16. stol. v Německu, líčí nerovný boj obchodníka s koňmi, představitele měšťanské třídy, proti panské zpupnosti a zvůli i nespravedlnosti celéhofeudálníhořádu,vekterém zákony a právo slouží pouze zájmům mocných a bohatých šlechticů."
"Een paardenhandelaar neemt het recht in eigen hand nadat twee van zijn paarden zijn mishandeld en hij van regeringswege geen genoegdoening heeft gekregen."
""This deeply stirring tale tells of the violence and retribution that ensue after a horse trader is unfairly taxed by a local lord. An army is raised and war is declared on the lords, and eventually on the king, by the trader who becomes a local hero, even to Martin Luther."--English publisher description."
"Heinrich von Kleists Michael Kohlhaas, "einer der rechtschaffensten zugleich und entsetzlichsten Menschen seiner Zeit", zählt zu den eindrucksvollsten Gestalten der Weltliteratur. Der Rosshändler Kohlhaas, vom Junker Wenzel von Tronka unrechtmässig um zwei seiner Pferde gebracht, streitet für Gerechtigkeit: Als ihm diese auf juristischem Weg verwehrt bleibt, beginnt er einen blutigen Rachefeldzug gegen seinen Übeltäter. Schliesslich erfährt er Genugtuung - doch für das auf der Suche nach Gerechtigkeit begangene Unrecht zahlt Kohlhaas mit seinem Leben."
"EBook im epub-Format 110 S. Der Rosshändler Michael Kohlhaas ist mit seinen Pferden unterwegs nach Sachsen, als er von einem Schlagbaum aufgehalten wird. Der Burgvogt des Junkers Wenzel von Tronka verlangt ein Passiergeld und nötigt Kohlhaas, zwei Pferde zurückzulassen. Zu Unrecht, wie er später in Dresden erfährt. Er will Anklage erheben, doch alle Versuche, zu seinem Recht zu kommen, scheitern. Zu allem Unglück verliert er auch noch seine Frau, die beim Versuch, dem Landesherrn von Brandenburg eine Bittschrift zu überreichen, von einer Wache tödlich verletzt wird. Kohlhaas bewaffnet daraufhin seine Knechte und brennt Tronkas Burg nieder. Später zieht er mit seinem wachsenden Heer gegen Wittenberg. Martin Luther ruft ihn zur Mässigung auf. In Dresden wird Kohlhaas" Klage endlich stattgegeben und der Junker zu Schadensersatz verklagt. In einem parallel geführten Prozess wird Kohlhaas wegen Landfriedensbruch zum Tode verurteilt.Kleists Erzählung aus dem Jahr 1810 beruht auf einem historischen Ereignis. Hans Kohlhas lebte im 16. Jahrhundert als Kaufmann in brandenburgischen Cölln an der Spree. 1533 erklärte er dem Junker Zaschwitz und dem Land Sachsen die Fehde. 1540 wurde er in Berlin hingerichtet.Ergänzt wird der Originaltext mit Worterklärungen und biografischen Notizen über den Autor.Die Print ISBN bezieht sich auf unser Hörbuch."
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