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Forestilling om det tyvende århundrede
- Narrated by: Carsten Warming
- Length: 14 hrs and 38 mins
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Forestilling om det tyvende århundrede
Narrated by:
Carsten Warming
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Summary
”Dette er de danske drømmes historie, det er et referat af hvad vi har frygtet og forventet i dette århundrede, og jeg har forsøgt at gøre det udtømmende og enkelt …”
Sådan begynder Peter Høegs debutroman om det tyvende århundrede, der er indledningen til et internationalt forfatterskab, hvis mage ikke er set i nyere tid.
Romanen åbner på herregården Mørkhøj 1520, og vi følger hovedpersonen gennem skiftende epoker og miljøer frem til vor tid.
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Critic reviews
”En suveræn roman om frihed og retfærdighed.” - Carsten Jensen