Zwischen Fiktion und Geschichte: Die bedeutendsten historisch-biografischen Romane : Alexander in Babylon, Johanna D'Arc, Borgia, Leonardo da Vinci, Katharina II., Rasputin, Verdi

Diese Sammlung präsentiert eine einzigartige Reise durch die Zeit, eine Entdeckungsreise zu den kryptischsten und komplexesten Charakteren der Weltgeschichte, zu Menschen, die einen so starken Einfluss und ein Vermächtnis hinterlassen haben, dass es zum Stoff für Legenden wurde. Diese Ausgabe enthält die fesselndsten Romane über die größten und einflussreichsten Menschen der Vergangenheit:

Maria Stuart (Stefan Zweig)

Lord Byron (Alfred Schirokauer)

Johanna D'Arc (Alexandre Dumas)

Alexander in Babylon (Jakob Wassermann)

Liebe und Leben der Lady Hamilton (Heinrich Vollrat Schumacher)

Margarete Renner oder Das schwarze Weib (Julius Wolff)

Borgia (Klabund)

Leonardo da Vinci (Dmitri Mereschkowski)

Katharina I. (Hans Freimark)

Katharina II. (Leopold von Sacher-Masoch)

Francisco Pizarro (Arthur Schurig)

Kleopatra (Alfred Schirokauer)

Messalina (Alfred Schirokauer)

Napoleon (Alexandre Dumas)

Mirabeau (Alfred Schirokauer)

Pjotr (Klabund)

Marie Antoinette (Stefan Zweig)

Alexander I. (Dmitri Mereschkowski)

Angela Borgia (Conrad Ferdinand Meyer)

Julian Apostata (Dmitri Mereschkowski)

Mohammed (Klabund)

Bontekoe (Alexandre Dumas)

Caspar Hauser (Jakob Wassermann)

Gräfin Faustine (Ida Gräfin Hahn-Hahn)

Verdi (Franz Werfel)

Marquise von Pompadour (Dora Duncker)

Luther in Rom (Levin Schücking)

Ivanhoe (Walter Scott)

Das Privatleben der schönen Helena (John Erskine)

Romola (George Eliot)

Die wunderbaren Abenteuer des Ritters Hugo von Burdigal (Richard von Kralik)

Der Bildschnitzer von Würzburg (August Sperl)

Moreau (Klabund)

Lassalle (Alfred Schirokauer)

Christoph Columbus (Jakob Wassermann)

Melusine (Jakob Wassermann)

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Alexander Dumas (1802–1870), author of more than ninety plays and many novels, was well known in Parisian society and was a contemporary of Victor Hugo. After the success of The Count of Monte Cristo, Dumas dumped his entire fortune into his own Chateau de Monte Cristo-and was then forced to flee to Belgium to escape his creditors. He died penniless but optimistic.
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