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"Der Tag"; or The Tragic Man - cover

"Der Tag"; or The Tragic Man

J.M. Barrie

Publisher: Good Press

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"Der Tag," or The Tragic Man is a short play between the emperor of Germany trying to make the correct decision - go to war or protect the peace of his country. Excerpt: "Culture. Chivalrous France! Never! Emperor, I leave one last word to you at the parting of the ways. France, Russia, Britain, these are great opponents, but it is not they will bring the pillars of Germany down. Beware of Belgium!"
Available since: 03/16/2020.
Print length: 105 pages.

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