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Den unge Werthers lidelser
- Med forord af Peter Asmussen
- Narrated by: Dan Schlosser
- Length: 4 hrs and 22 mins
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Summary
Med forord af Peter Asmussen.
Goethes verdensberømte roman Den unge Werthers lidelser er den enkle historie om en ung mand, der forelsker sig i den kønne og livlige Lotte. Hun er imidlertid forlovet med embedsmanden Albert, som hun senere gifter sig med. Werther styres af sine voldsomme følelser for Lotte og mister gradvis kontrollen over sig selv, hvilket resulterer i selvmord.
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