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Altersgedanken: Über den alten Fontane
- Narrated by: Günter de Bruyn, Elke Twiesselmann, Eva Lauterbach
- Length: 1 hr and 38 mins
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Altersgedanken: Über den alten Fontane
Narrated by:
Günter de Bruyn, Elke Twiesselmann, Eva Lauterbach
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Publisher's Summary
Der Schriftsteller Günter de Bruyn spricht über den alten Theodor Fontane und seine Gedanken über das Alter. Anschließend liest Elke Twiesselmann das Kapitel "Am nächsten Morgen" aus Theodor Fontanes Werk "Der Stechlin". Im Gespräch mit Eva Lauterbach erzählt Günter de Bruyn über seine Erinnerungen an die Kindheit, den Krieg, das Leben in der DDR, den Mauerfall und die Wende. Günter de Bruyn, geb. 1926, ist ein deutscher Schriftsteller. In den 1990er Jahren hatte er großen Erfolg mit den beiden Bänden seiner Autobiografie "Zwischenbilanz" und "40 Jahre".
©1996 / 1999 SWR (P)1996 / 1999 SWR
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