Az uj nemzedék

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Az uj nemzedék

by Knut Hamsun

HU·~6 hours·9 chapters

Chapters

9 total

Knut Hamsun

0:08

1.

58:26

2.

51:50

3.

55:11

4.

51:49

5.

45:58

6.

40:09

7.

32:52

8.

43:21

Description

Through the pages of a local newspaper, the novel opens in the remote town of Segelfoss, where a shocking fist‑fight between the influential Willatz Holmsen and a man named Aslak sparks an unexpected legal drama. Rather than a formal trial, the dispute is settled in an informal “preliminary investigation” overseen by the town’s conciliator, who negotiates a curious compensation that feels more like bargaining over a bruised head than justice. This quirky episode reveals a community bound by both rigid tradition and a willingness to bend rules for the sake of peace.

Parallel to the courtroom spectacle, the narrative turns to the town’s beloved theater, where a traveling troupe stages the daring play “The Poisonous Snake in Hell.” The local press showers the prima donna Lydia with admiration, while offering sharp commentary on the unsuitable venue and the practical shortcomings of the production. Through witty observations and vivid description, the story paints a portrait of a small society where art, law, and everyday gossip collide, inviting listeners to explore the humor and humanity beneath the surface.

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Language

hu

Duration

~6 hours (364K characters)

Release date

Jan 12, 2025

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Knut Hamsun

Knut Hamsun

1859–1952

A Norwegian novelist, poet, and playwright who helped push fiction toward a more inward, psychological style. Best known for Hunger and Growth of the Soil, he won the 1920 Nobel Prize in Literature.

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