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Exil
- Narrated by: Axel Milberg
- Length: 6 hrs and 6 mins
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Exil
Narrated by:
Axel Milberg
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Publisher's Summary
Paris, 1935: Der ins Exil gegangene Komponist Sepp Trautwein legt die Noten weg und wird politisch. Er will so lange mit Worten kämpfen - und zwar als Redakteur einer deutschen Emigrantenzeitung -, bis der von den Nazis entführte Journalist Friedrich Benjamin wieder frei ist. Eine Heldentat oder reine Energieverschwendung?
Eindringlich und genau liest Axel Milberg Lion Feuchtwangers großes Panorama des deutschen Exils. Es erzählt von denen, die kämpfen, von denen, die zerbrechen - und vom Verrat. Ein epochaler Roman, der vom Autor kurz vor Kriegsausbruch 1939 vollendet wurde.
Eindringlich und genau liest Axel Milberg Lion Feuchtwangers großes Panorama des deutschen Exils. Es erzählt von denen, die kämpfen, von denen, die zerbrechen - und vom Verrat. Ein epochaler Roman, der vom Autor kurz vor Kriegsausbruch 1939 vollendet wurde.
©2013 Aufbau (P)2015 DAV
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