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Paprika

À la Cour de l'Empereur d'Autriche l'histoire d'un grand amour assassiné - Roman

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"All the wild passions and secret, earthy customs of the Gypsy are faithfully delineated in this colorful masterpiece. But it is more than savage and fascinating romance! It is also the ironical study of the dark places of a woman's soul . . . a woman whose flamelike beauty and cruel desires won her a Prince in marriage. This although she started life - and finished it - a ragged Gypsy lass. Before she was fifteen, her tribesman were fighting over her as dogs fight for a bone!Written by cinema's world-famous Erich von Stroheim, the story is told with frankest realism, yet with extraordinary sympathy and warmth. Certainly it exhibits a depth and grandeur which establish him as a novelist of the very first rank."

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Paprika, Erich von Stroheim

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1991
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Titel
Paprika
Untertitel
À la Cour de l'Empereur d'Autriche l'histoire d'un grand amour assassiné - Roman
Sprache
Französisch
Verlag
Pygmalion
Erscheinungsdatum
1991
Einband
Paperback
Seitenzahl
490
ISBN10
2857043376
ISBN13
9782857043379
Reihe
Beschreibung
"All the wild passions and secret, earthy customs of the Gypsy are faithfully delineated in this colorful masterpiece. But it is more than savage and fascinating romance! It is also the ironical study of the dark places of a woman's soul . . . a woman whose flamelike beauty and cruel desires won her a Prince in marriage. This although she started life - and finished it - a ragged Gypsy lass. Before she was fifteen, her tribesman were fighting over her as dogs fight for a bone!Written by cinema's world-famous Erich von Stroheim, the story is told with frankest realism, yet with extraordinary sympathy and warmth. Certainly it exhibits a depth and grandeur which establish him as a novelist of the very first rank."