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Christian Friedrich Hebbel
Die Nibelungen (Alle 3 Teile)
Der Gehörnte Siegfried + Siegfrieds Tod + Kriemhilds Rache

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Örtmek Christian Friedrich Hebbel: Die Nibelungen (Alle 3 Teile) (ePUB)

Die Nibelungen ist ein deutsches Trauerspiel in drei Abteilungen und war ursprünglich zur Aufführung an zwei Abenden gedacht. Die einzelnen Abteilungen heißen: Der Gehörnte Siegfried, Siegfrieds Tod und Kriemhilds Rache. Friedrich Hebbel verfasste das Drama in den Jahren von 1850 bis 1860. Es handelt sich um eine der am meisten beachteten Bearbeitungen des Nibelungenstoffes im Theaterfach.

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