Litauische Geschichten

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Litauische Geschichten

by Hermann Sudermann

DE·~9 hours

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Description

Set on the windswept shores of the Baltic, the story opens in the thriving fishing village of Wilwischken, where the Balczus family runs the most prosperous enterprise at the mouth of the Parwe River. Ansas Balczus, a shrewd and charismatic fisherman, has built a comfortable life with his beautiful wife Indre, the daughter of a wealthy landowner, and their three lively children. Their days are filled with the scent of onions, fresh butter, and the hum of bustling trade that makes the village famous far beyond its borders.

But the arrival of a new maid, a sharp‑tongued woman named Busze, begins to upend the household’s fragile harmony. Her relentless chatter and meddling stir resentment among neighbors and awaken long‑suppressed tensions between husband and wife. As whispers spread through the community, listeners are drawn into a portrait of pride, power, and the quiet desperation that can lurk behind even the most prosperous facades.

Details

Language

de

Duration

~9 hours (542K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

The Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2020-12-03

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Hermann Sudermann

Hermann Sudermann

1857–1928

A major German dramatist and novelist of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, he was known for vivid stage dramas and stories that brought East Prussian life to a wide audience. His best-known works include the play Die Ehre and the story collection Lithuanian Stories.

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