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The humour of Germany

by Hans [Editor] Müller-Casenov

Level C1 · AdvancedClassics57 chapters
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About this book

Explore the intricate landscape of German humor through diverse regional dialects, historical influences, and cultural nuances that shape a nation's unique comedic spirit. Delve into the rich interplay of personality, place, and time that defines Germany’s literary laughter.

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Contents

57 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02CONTENTS.
03INTRODUCTION.
04MASTER FOX, THE CONFESSOR.
05ST. PETER’S LESSON.
06A RAID ON THE PARSON’S KITCHEN.
07THE REVOLT IN THE THEATRE.
08THE UNACCOUNTABLE STRANGER.
09VAN DER KABEL’S LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT.
10DIVISION OF LABOUR IN MATTERS SENTIMENTAL.
11A TENDER-HEARTED CRITIC.
12THE ACCIDENT OF THE DISTINGUISHED STRANGER.

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