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  • Georg Büchner, engraving by Aimbach after a portrait by A. Hoffman
    Georg Büchner

    Leonce und Lena (written 1836), a satire on the nebulous nature of Romantic ideas, shows the influence of Alfred de Musset and Clemens Brentano. His last work, Woyzeck, a fragment, anticipated the social drama of the 1890s with its compassion for the poor and oppressed.…

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    Leonce und Lena (written 1836), a satire on the nebulous nature of Romantic ideas, shows the influence of Alfred de Musset and Clemens Brentano. His last work, Woyzeck, a fragment, anticipated the social drama of the 1890s with its compassion for the poor and oppressed.…

    Read More