Der glückliche Tod
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Der glückliche Tod
Narrated by:
Heiner Schmidt
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Narrated by:
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Heiner Schmidt
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Albert Camus
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Der französische Schriftsteller und Literaturnobelpreisträger Albert Camus hat seinen ersten Roman Der glückliche Tod sein Leben lang geheim gehalten. Im Herbst 1938 soll er mit 25 Jahren das Manuskript in einen Koffer eingeschlossen haben. Vollendet hat er es nie. Der Held dieses posthum veröffentlichten Romans ist der Büroangestellte Mersault, der durch einen Mord an so viel Geld kommt, dass er die Zeit nach seinen persönlichen Vorlieben gestalten und seinen nahenden Tod als einen glücklichen erwarten kann. Heiner Schmidt liest Albert Camus' Erstlingswerk atmosphärisch dicht.
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