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Casanova in bolzano

At midnight on October 31, 1756, Giacomo Casanova--yes, that Casanova--escaped from a Venetian prison with help from a defrocked friar named Balbi. But instead of continuing to Munich, as his memoirs record, he stopped at an inn called The Stag in the Italian village of Bolzano. There he rested, secured a loan from a friend, and resumed his old life of seduction and debachery.

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  • "Vendégjaték Bolzanoban"@it
  • "Begegnung in Bolzano"
  • "EinHerr aus Venedig"

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  • "At midnight on October 31, 1756, Giacomo Casanova--yes, that Casanova--escaped from a Venetian prison with help from a defrocked friar named Balbi. But instead of continuing to Munich, as his memoirs record, he stopped at an inn called The Stag in the Italian village of Bolzano. There he rested, secured a loan from a friend, and resumed his old life of seduction and debachery."@en
  • "In 1756, after escaping from Venice's most notorious jail, Giacomo Casanova seeks refuge in the Italian village of Bolzano, where he once again embarks on a campaign of seduction."
  • "Another rediscovered masterpiece from the Hungarian novelist whose Embers became an international bestseller'a sensuous, suspenseful, aphoristic novel about the world's most notorious seducer and the encounter that changes him forever. In 1756 Giacomo Casanova escapes from a Venetian prison and resurfaces in the Italian village of Bolzano. Here he receives an unwelcome visitor: the aging but still fearsome Duke of Parma, who years before had defeated Casanova in a duel over a ravishing girl named Francesca and spared his life on condition that he never see her again. Now the duke has taken Francesca as his wife'and intercepted a love letter from her to his old rival. Rather than kill Casanova on the spot, he makes him a startling offer, one that is logical, perverse, and irresistible. Turning an historical episode into a dazzling fictional exploration of the clasp of desire and death, Casanova in Bolzano is further proof that SAndor MArai is one of the most distinctive voices of the twentieth century. From the Trade Paperback edition."@en

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  • "Fiction"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Large type books"@en
  • "Belletristische Darstellung"
  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Romans (teksten)"
  • "Love stories"
  • "Love stories"@en
  • "Erzählende Literatur: Hauptwerk vor 1945"
  • "Verhalend proza"
  • "Ausgabe"
  • "History"
  • "History"@en
  • "Maďarské romány"
  • "Historical fiction"
  • "Vertalingen (vorm)"

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  • "Ein Herr aus Venedig : Roman"
  • "La Conversation de Bolzano : roman"
  • "Casanovan ainoa rakkaus"
  • "Casanovan ainoa rakkaus"@fi
  • "Host v Bolzanu Román"
  • "Host v Bolzanu : [Román]"
  • "Begegnung in Bolzano [Roman]"
  • "L'amante del sogno : Vendégjáték Bolzanoban, romanzo"
  • "Begegnung in Bolzano"
  • "Vendegjatek Bolzanoban"
  • "Die Gräfin von Parma Roman"
  • "L'Amant de Bolzano"@ca
  • "Ljubimec v Bolzanu"@sl
  • "La conversation de Bolzano"
  • "La conversation de Bolzano"@it
  • "Begegnung in Bolzano : Roman"
  • "Występ gościnny w Bolzano"
  • "Występ gościnny w Bolzano"@pl
  • "Kāzānufā fī Būlzānū"
  • "Vendégjáték Bolzánóban"
  • "Vendégjáték Bolzanóban : [regény]"@hu
  • "Vendégjáték Bolzanóban : [regény]"
  • "La amante de bolzano"@es
  • "La Amante de Bolzano"
  • "L'amant de Bolzano"
  • "Begegnung in Bolzano Roman"
  • "La conversation de Bolzano : roman"
  • "Die Gräfin von Parma : Roman"
  • "La recita di Bolzano"@it
  • "La recita di Bolzano"
  • "Vendégjáték Bolzanóban [regény]"
  • "De gravin van Parma"
  • "Casanova in bolzano"@en
  • "Conversations in Bolzano"
  • "Conversations in Bolzano"@en
  • "La amante de Bolzano"
  • "La amante de Bolzano"@es
  • "Conversations in Bolzano : Sándor Márai"
  • "Vendégjáték Bolzanoban"
  • "Vendégjáték Bolzanóban"
  • "Casanova in Bolzano"
  • "Casanova in Bolzano"@en
  • "Kāzānūvā fī Būlzānū : riwāyah"

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