Ernst von Wildenbruch Livres

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Set in ancient Greece, this narrative weaves the tale of an artist's experiences and insights into the vibrant culture of Old Hellas. The book offers a rich exploration of art, society, and the historical context of the time, capturing the essence of Greek life through the eyes of a passionate creator. This reprint preserves the original's quality, allowing readers to connect with the artistry and themes that defined an era.

A classic German drama about pride and vengeance, centering around a man's quest for revenge against his former friend and his unfaithful wife.

This historical novel tells the story of a young Prussian nobleman who dreams of becoming a soldier. Along the way, he falls in love with a beautiful woman and becomes embroiled in a web of courtly intrigue and political scheming. The novel offers a vivid portrait of 19th-century Prussia and the aristocratic culture that flourished there.

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Ernst Wildenbruch (1845-1909) war ein deutscher Schriftsteller und Diplomat, bekannt für seine Dichtungen und als Vertreter des Historiendramas der 1880er Jahre. Sein Werk umfasst Balladen, Dramen und Romane. „Das edle Blut“ erzählt von der Freundschaft und Rivalität zweier Brüder. Nachdruck der Originalausgabe von 1902.