Zwei Erzählungen

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Zwei Erzählungen

by Oskar Baum

DE·~41 minutes·1 chapter

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OSKAR BAUM

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Description

In a bleak countryside scarred by conflict, a mute little priest and his reluctant companion wander among abandoned farms, searching for signs of life. They stumble upon a destroyed homestead where a young woman sits motionless on a travel basket, eyes wide yet unseeing. The priest’s gentle persistence and the man's uneasy curiosity draw her out, revealing a fragile presence amid the ruins.

The girl’s quiet voice carries the weight of loss: her fiancé vanished with his regiment, leaving her in a prolonged state of hope and dread. As the strangers linger, a tense dialogue unfolds, hinting at hidden motives and the lingering pain of war. Listeners are invited into this atmospheric encounter, where every whispered question deepens the mystery of survival and trust.

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Language

de

Duration

~41 minutes (39K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Jens Sadowski

Release date

2014-09-12

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

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About the author

Oskar Baum

Oskar Baum

1883–1941

A largely forgotten voice from Prague’s German-speaking literary world, he was a close friend of Franz Kafka and part of the circle around Max Brod and Felix Weltsch. Blind from childhood, he brought that experience into fiction, essays, and music criticism with unusual sensitivity.

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