Wallenstein ( German: Wallenstein ) is the common name for the 1799 dramatic trilogy of Friedrich Schiller .
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| Genre | play |
| Author | Friedrich Schiller |
| Original language | Deutsch |
| Date of writing | 1799 |
| Date of first publication | 1800 |
It consists of a “Wallenstein Camp” with a long prologue , “Piccolomini” and “Death of Wallenstein” and is based on historical events surrounding the death of the famous commander Albrecht von Wallenstein .
The action takes place in 1633 - 1634 , that is, 16 years after the outbreak of the Thirty Years' War in the Bohemian city of Pilsen , where Wallenstein is located with his army, as well as in Eger , where Wallenstein flees and dies.
Text Publications
- Schiller F. Wallenstein: Dramatic Poem: Wallenstein Camp. Piccolomini. Death of Wallenstein / Edition prepared by [translation, articles, notes] N. A. Slavyatinsky; executive editor B.I. Purishev . - M .: Nauka, 1981. - 592 p. - ( Literary Monuments / USSR Academy of Sciences ; Chairman of the Editorial Board D. S. Likhachev ). - 100,000 copies.
Literature
- Slavyatinsky N.A. Thirty Years War and Wallenstein: article // Wallenstein: Dramatic Poem: Wallenstein Camp. Piccolomini. Death of Wallenstein / F. Schiller; edition prepared [translation, articles, notes] N. A. Slavyatinsky; executive editor B.I. Purishev . - M .: Science, 1981. - Applications. - S. 436-549. - 592 p. - (Literary Monuments / USSR Academy of Sciences; Chairman of the Editorial Board D. S. Likhachev).
- Slavyatinsky N. A. About Schiller's “Wallenstein”: article // Wallenstein: Dramatic Poem: Wallenstein Camp. Piccolomini. Death of Wallenstein / F. Schiller; edition prepared [translation, articles, notes] N. A. Slavyatinsky; executive editor B.I. Purishev . - M .: Science, 1981. - Applications. - S. 461-535. - 592 p. - (Literary Monuments / USSR Academy of Sciences; Chairman of the Editorial Board D. S. Likhachev).