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Radetzkymarsch : roman

The Radetzky March, Joseph Roth's classic saga of the privileged von Trotta family, encompasses the entire social fabric of the Austro-Hungarian Empire just before World War I. The author's greatest achievement, The Radetzky March is an unparalleled portrait of a civilization in decline, and as such, a universal story for our times.

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  • "Die Magdalena von Bozen"
  • "Roman"
  • "Kapuzinergruft"
  • "Radetzky-induló"
  • "Radetzkymarsch. English"
  • "Romane / Joseph Roth"
  • "Radetzky-mars"
  • "Marcha Radetzky"
  • "Radetzkymarsch"@he
  • "Radetzkymarsch"@pl
  • "Radetzkymarsch"@it
  • "Radetzkymarsch"

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  • "Rond de eeuwwisseling spelend verhaal over het decadente leven en de ondergang van een officier in het Oostenrijkse leger, tegen de achtergrond van het naderende einde van de Habsburgse dynastie."
  • "The Radetzky March, Joseph Roth's classic saga of the privileged von Trotta family, encompasses the entire social fabric of the Austro-Hungarian Empire just before World War I. The author's greatest achievement, The Radetzky March is an unparalleled portrait of a civilization in decline, and as such, a universal story for our times."@en
  • "In 19th century Austria, a peasant is ennobled for saving the emperor's life. His son further elevates the family's name by becoming a civil servant, but the grandson brings it back to square one with gambling and debauchery."
  • "The deterioration of the Austro-Hungarian Empire is chronicled through the lives of three generations of the Trotta family."@en
  • "A travers trois générations, à partir de 1870, est évoqué dans ce roman historique le déclin de la monarchie austro-hongroise dont François-Joseph fut le héros et le hérault. Se lit comme une chronique vivante (1932)."
  • "In 19th century Austria, a peasant is ennobled for saving the emperor's life. His son further elevates the family's name by becoming a civil servant, but the grandson brings it back to square one with gambling and debauchery. A new translation of a classic."@en
  • "In the heat of battle at Solferino, a young lieutenant named Trotta saves the life of the next-to-last Hapsburg Emperor, Francis Joseph, thereby securing for himself, his son, and his grandson, the ambiguous blessing of imperial favor. From the one event, Joseph Roth teases out the entire social fabric of the Austro-Hungarian empire during its last decades, before the First World War. It is hard to know what to praise mopst in this atmospheric, perfectly controlled masterwork: the brilliant characterizations, handled with a deftness and economy that leave even minor figures ruonded and fully formed before our eyes; the seamless blending of the historic and the personal; or the retrospective storytelling, in which the cataclysm of the coming war is meticulously foreshadowed in the tragic fate of the Trottas. The Radetzky March is an unexampled portrait of a civilization in decline, and as such a universal story for our times."
  • "In 19th Century Austria, a peasant is ennobled for saving the emperor's life. His son further elevates the family's name by becoming a civil servant, but the grandson brings it back to square one with gambling and debauchery."@en
  • "Beeld van de ondergang van de Oostenrijks-Hongaarse dubbelmonarchie aan de hand van de lotgevallen van een adellijke familie."
  • "In the heat of battle at Solferino, a young lieutenant named Trotta saves the life of the next-to-last Hapsburg Emperor, Francis Joseph, thereby securing for himself, his son, and his grandson, the ambiguous blessing of imperial favor. From the one event, Joseph Roth teases out the entire social fabric of the Austro-Hungarian empire during its last decades, before the First World War. It is hard to know what to praise most in this atmospheric, perfectly controlled masterwork: the brilliant characterizations, handled with a deftness and economy that leave even minor figures rounded and fully formed before our eyes; the seamless blending of the historic and the personal; or the retrospective storytelling, in which the cataclysm of the coming war is meticulously foreshadowed in the tragic fate of the Trottas. The Radetzky March is an unexampled portrait of a civilization in decline, and as such a universal story for our times."
  • "In 19th Century Austria, a peasant is ennobled for saving the emperor's life. His son further elevates the family's name by becoming a civil servant, but the grandson brings it back to square one with gambling and debauchery. A new translation of a classic."
  • "In 19th Century Austria, a peasant is ennobled for saving the emperor's life. His son further elevates the family's name by becoming a civil servant, but the grandson brings it back to square one with gambling and debauchery. A new translation of a classic."@en
  • "Společenskokritický román, zachycující v melancholicko-ironickém pohledu úpadek a pád rakousko-uherské monarchie. Příběh, rámovaný bitvou u Solferina a smrtí císaře Františka Josefa I., líčí slávu a sestup tří generací vojenskobyrokratické rodiny a souběžně úpadek rakousko-uherské monarchie, představované postavou císaře Františka Josefa I.V knize se mísí melancholie, nostalgie, ironie, humor a kritika."
  • "Z dávné minulosti čerpaný román rakouského spisovatele (1694-1939). Se zvláštní směsi smutku a ironie líčí slávu a sestup rodu Trottů a souběžně i úpadek rakouskouherské monarchie, představované císařem Františkem Josefem I., mezi nímž a Trotty je zvláštní vázanost: první z Trottů, povýšený za to do šlechtického stavu, mu zachránil život v bitvě u Solferina, poslední z Trottů pak zároveň s ním umírá."
  • "Joseph Roth's 1932 novel, The Radetzky March, starts with an accident that creates a dynasty. When an infantry lieutenant steps in front of a bullet intended for the young Franz Joseph, the Austro-Hungarian emperor rewards him with wealth, promotion, and a knighthood. Almost overnight, Joseph Trotta is "severed" from his ancestors, and his family is transformed from unremarkable soldiers and peasants living in the outer reaches of the empire to barons and high-ranking officials living near the imperial palace. As long as Franz Joseph is the Kaiser, their status is secure. As World War I approaches and the monarchy's limitations become apparent, Trotta's son and grandson become even further removed from this paradise. They continue to follow the codes of honor and duty, though such behavioral guides become pointless, even burdensome, in a world shorn of simple faith in an emperor. Trotta's grandson Carl Joseph finds his military career overwhelmed by bad horsemanship, alcohol dependency, frivolous roulette and baccarat debts, and misguided love affairs--the kinds of flaws, he thinks, that are inevitable without the self-assurance and practical knowledge that he would have gained had he earned (rather than inherited) his position. Not long ago, he thinks wistfully, his family lived as peasants "in dwarfed huts, making their wives fertile by night and their fields by day." It is here that the Trottas' demise is at its most poignant, as the focus of the narrative shifts from the loss of status to the far more devastating loss of purpose."@en
  • "This novel is set in the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the half-century leading up to 1914. The central characters are three generations of the Trotta family: grandfather, ennobled for saving the Emperor's life; son, a district commissioner; and grandson, an officer unable to rise to their military and civic standards."

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  • "Vertalingen (vorm)"
  • "Erzählende Literatur"
  • "Ausgabe"
  • "Romány"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Belletristische Darstellung"@en
  • "Belletristische Darstellung"
  • "Verhalend proza"
  • "Tekstuitgave"
  • "Romans (teksten)"
  • "History"@en
  • "History"
  • "Historické romány"
  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Historical novels"
  • "Translations"@en
  • "Translations"
  • "Powieść austriacka"
  • "Powieść austriacka"@pl
  • "Genres littéraires"
  • "Oostenrijk"
  • "Historical fiction"
  • "Historical fiction"@en
  • "Rakouské romány"
  • "Familie- og slægtsromaner"@da
  • "Austrian fiction"

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  • "Radetzkymarch"@da
  • "Radecki marš roman"
  • "Radetzkymarch Roman"
  • "Pochod Radeckého ; Kapucínská krypta"
  • "Radetzkymarsch : roman"@en
  • "Radetzkymarsch : roman"
  • "Radetzkymarsch ; Die Kapuzinergruft"
  • "Radetzkymarch : Roman : (Overs. fra tysk efter "Radetzkymarsch")"@da
  • "La marcha de Radezky"
  • "Radetskymarsch"
  • "Radetzkymarch roman ; [overs. fra tysk]"
  • "Marsch Radec'koho : roman"
  • "Radetzymarsch : Roman"
  • "Pochod radeckého"
  • "Radetzkymarsch / Die Kapuzinergruft"
  • "Radetzkymarsch : (Roman)"
  • "<&gt"@he
  • "Marsul lui Radetzky ; Cripta habsburgilor"
  • "A Radetzky-induló"@hu
  • "The Radetzky March / Joseph Roth; Prev. ot nem. Joachim Neugroschel; With an introduction by Alan Bance"
  • "Marsh-Radetsḳi"
  • "La Marche de Radetzky"
  • "La Marche de Radetzky : roman"
  • "The Radetzky March"
  • "The radetzky march transl.by eva tucker,based on an earlier transl. by geoffrey dunlop"
  • "Radetzkymarschen"
  • "Radetzkymarschen"@sv
  • "Radetzkymarsch. Die Kapuzinergruft"
  • "Radetzky mars. Roman"
  • "Marşul lui Radetzky"
  • "מארש-ראדצקי"
  • "Marşul lui Radetzky Roman"
  • "Marsh-Radetski"
  • "The Radetzky march : [novel]"
  • "Radetzkyjeva koračnica roman"
  • "The Radetzky march"@en
  • "The Radetzky march"
  • "Radetzkymars"
  • "La marche de Radetzky : Roman"
  • "Radetzykymarsch [Roman]"
  • "Radetzkymarsch; Roman"
  • "Radetzkymars : roman"
  • "La marcia di Radetszky"@it
  • "Radetzkymarsch ; Die Kapuzinergruft : zwei Romane"
  • "Radetskymarsch; Roman"
  • "Radetzky-induló ; A kapucinus kripta"@hu
  • "Radetzky-induló ; A kapucinus kripta"
  • "La marche de Radetzky : roman"
  • "Radetzky marss"
  • "Radetzky mars : roman"
  • "Radetzky-marssi : Romaani"@fi
  • "Marsz Radetzkyégo"
  • "Radetzkymarš"
  • "Radetzkymarch : Roman : (Omsl.: Chr. Würgler Hansen)"@da
  • "Radetzkymarsch, Roman"
  • "La marcia di Radetzky Romanzo"
  • "Radetzkymarsch roman"
  • "Marşul lui Radetzky : [roman]"
  • "La Marche de Radetzky. Traduit de l'allemand par Blanche Gidon"
  • "Radecki-marš roman"
  • "Radetzky-marssi Romaani"
  • "Marcha De Radetzky"
  • "Radetzky-mars roman"
  • "Radetzkymarsch, roman"
  • "Radetzkymarsch Roman ; ungekürzte Lesung"
  • "The radetzky march"@en
  • "La marche de Radetzky"
  • "A marcha de Radetzky"
  • "La marcia di Radetzky romanzo"
  • "Radetzky march"
  • "Radetzky march"@en
  • "Marsz Radetzky'ego"
  • "Marsz Radetzky'ego"@pl
  • "Pochod Radeckého. Kapucínská krypta"
  • "Marsh Radezki"
  • "Radetzkymarch roman"
  • "Pochod Radeckého"
  • "Radetzkymarsch : Die Kapuzinergruft ; Zwei Romane. Die Kapuzinergruft"
  • "Radetzkymarch : Roman"@da
  • "Marš Radec'koho roman"
  • "La Marcha Radetzky"
  • "Marsh Radet︠s︡kogo"
  • "Radetzky-induló"
  • "Radetzkymarsch : [Roman]"
  • "Radetzkymarsch : Roman"
  • "Radetzkymarsch : Roman"@en
  • "La Marche de Radetzky : ["Radetzkymarsch"], traduit de l'allemand par Blanche Gidon"
  • "La marcha Radetzky"@es
  • "La marche de Radetzky (Radetzkymarsch, frz.). Roman. Trad. par Blanche Gidon"
  • "La marcha Radetzky"
  • "A marcha De Radetzky"
  • "Radetzkyéarsch : Roman"
  • "La marcha de Radetzky"
  • "La marcha de Radetzky"@es
  • "Marşul lui Radetzky : roman"
  • "Radetzkymarsch Roman"
  • "The Radetzky March / Joseph Roth; Прев. от нем. Joachim Neugroschel; With an introduction by Alan Bance"
  • "La marche de Radetzky roman"
  • "Radetzky-marssi : romaani"
  • "La marcia di Radetzky"@it
  • "La marcia di Radetzky"
  • "Radetzkymarsch. : Roman"
  • "A Radetzky induló"
  • "Radetzkymarsch : Roman ; Radetzkymarsch"
  • "La Marcha de Radetzky"
  • "La Marxa de Radetzky"@ca
  • "La marxa de Radetzky"
  • "La marxa de Radetzky"@ca
  • "Radetzky Marsch : Roman"
  • "La marcia di Radetzky : romanzo"
  • "La marcia di Radetzky : romanzo"@it
  • "Radetzymarsch. Roman"
  • "Radetzkymarch : roman"@da
  • "Radetzkyjeva koračnica : roman"
  • "Radetzkyjeva koračnica : roman"@sl
  • "Radetzkymarsch"
  • "Radetzkymarsch"@es
  • "Radetzkymarch : Roman : (Overs. fra Tysk efter "Radotzkymarsch")"@da

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