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Das Butterfaß
- Narrated by: Dieter Eppler
- Length: 39 mins
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Summary
Einen "schwäbischen Dorfroman" nennt Georg Holzwarth sein Werk. Ein tolpatschiger Lausbub, der sich schon früh seine Gedanken macht, ist die Zentralfigur des Romans, der stark autobiographische Züge trägt. Die zuweilen derben Geschichten aus dem Leben eines Taugenichts spielen in der Region Ostalb, und da genau in Landern, in dem man unschwer Lautern, den Geburtsort Georg Holzwarths in der Nähe von Heubach und Schwäbisch Gmünd erkennen kann. Unter Episoden über Liebe, Heirat, Dorfpolitik und das Sterben mischen sich kleinere Kapitel, die wie der Griff in den Zettelkasten der sprichwörtlichen Weisheit erscheinen.
Lesung der Kapitel
Lesung der Kapitel
- "Das erste Kreuz",
- "Grad wie im Krieg"
- und "Auf dieser hinterwäldlerischen Welt".
©1982 Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt München, ein Unternehmen der Verlagsgruppe Random House GmbH, München (P)1982 SWR