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Den Trojanske Krig
- Narrated by: Tobias May Hertz
- Length: 30 mins
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Den Trojanske Krig
Narrated by:
Tobias May Hertz
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Publisher's Summary
Den Trojanske Krig er historien om, hvordan striden om et gyldent æble og bortførelsen af Den Skønne Helene fører til en lang og blodig krig. En fortælling om store helte, smukke kvinder, mod, svaghed, lidenskab og opfindsomhed. Lige forunderlig og spændende at læse nu som ved tilblivelsen for 3000 år siden. Historien om Den Trojanske Krig findes i det lange digt Ilianden af den græske digter Homer. Sammen med Odysseen regnes det blandt verdens største digterværker. Nils Hartmann har gendigtet historien, så den kan læses af større børn.
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