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Der fröhliche Weinberg
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Der fröhliche Weinberg

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  • Carl Zuckmayer.
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    …success was the earthy comedy Der fröhliche Weinberg (1925; “The Happy Vineyard”), for which he received the Kleist Prize. Der Hauptmann von Köpenick (1931; The Captain of Köpenick), one of his most highly regarded works, is a satire on Prussian militarism. In 1933 political pressure forced him to immigrate to…

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    …success was the earthy comedy Der fröhliche Weinberg (1925; “The Happy Vineyard”), for which he received the Kleist Prize. Der Hauptmann von Köpenick (1931; The Captain of Köpenick), one of his most highly regarded works, is a satire on Prussian militarism. In 1933 political pressure forced him to immigrate to…

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