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Gas

by Georg Kaiser. Hrsg. von Eckhard Faul (2013)

About this book

Kaiser ist einer der wichtigsten Theater-Autoren des Expressionismus und schrieb mit seinen Bürgern von Calais 1914 Theatergeschichte. Seine beiden zu Lebzeiten nicht weniger berühmten Stücke *Gas I* (1917/18) und *Gas II* (1918/19) stellen eine Allegorie auf Städteflucht, Industrialisierung, Naturzerstörung, Wissenschaftsgläubigkeit, Kapitalismus und Gewalt im Angesicht des Ersten Weltkriegs dar. (Quelle: Reclam-Verlag)

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreGas Lead Character

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