Der Erste Krieg In Sechzig Metrischen Dichtungen; Volume 2
Der Erste Krieg In Sechzig Metrischen Dichtungen, Volume 2 presents a collection of sixty poems by Franz Xaver Bronner, edited by J. Scheurman, reflecting on the events and experiences of World War I. These metric compositions offer a unique perspective on the conflict, blending historical narrative with poetic expression. Bronner's work captures the emotional and societal impact of the war, providing a glimpse into the sentiments of the time. This collection is valuable for students and enthusiasts of both German literature and military history, offering insight into how the Great War was perceived and artistically represented in its immediate aftermath.
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