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Ludwig Ganghofer
1855-1920
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Books by Ludwig Ganghofer
Der laufende Berg : $b Hochlandsroman
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Das große Jagen
"Das große Jagen" by Ludwig Ganghofer is a historical novel published in 1918. Set in early eighteenth-century Berchtesgaden, the story unfolds during the Counter-Reformation's religious persecution. Lutheran hunter Leupolt falls in love with Luisa, a sculptor's daughter raised in strict Catholic faith. Their forbidden romance plays out against the backdrop of Protestant expulsion, religious intolerance, and antisemitism. Through characters like a protective Catholic priest and a sympathetic Jewish doctor, Ganghofer advocates for human compassion across religious divides in this final work exploring themes of faith, exile, and tolerance.
Das Schweigen im Walde: Roman
"Das Schweigen im Walde: Roman" by Ludwig Ganghofer is a novel published in 1899. Set in the Tyrolean mountains, it follows Prince Heinrich von Ettingen-Bernegg as he flees a Viennese love affair to his hunting lodge. There he encounters Lolo Petri, a young woman who tends her late father's mountain cottage and garden. As attraction develops between them, jealous gamekeeper Mazegger pursues Lolo himself, while unwelcome visitors from Vienna threaten to disrupt the prince's newfound peace and burgeoning romance.
Der Klosterjaeger: Roman aus dem XIV. Jahrhundert
"Der Klosterjaeger: Roman aus dem XIV. Jahrhundert" by Ludwig Ganghofer is a historical novel published in 1892. Set in fourteenth-century Bavaria during the reign of Ludwig the Bavarian, the story follows Haymo, a hunter serving the church prince Heinrich von Inzing. When Haymo encounters a young woman named Gittli and becomes entangled in her family's struggles with debt and desperation, a violent act threatens to destroy multiple lives in the shadow of the monastery at Berchtesgaden.
Reise zur deutschen Front, 1915
"Reise zur deutschen Front, 1915" by Ludwig Ganghofer is a historical account written in the early 20th century. The narrative likely details the author's journey through Germany during World War I, focusing on the experiences and observations of soldiers as they travel to the front lines. Ganghofer's work captures the mindset of a civilian witnessing the war's impact on society and the landscape, reflecting national pride amidst the turmoil of conflict. The opening of the narrative sets the stage for the author's voyage on January 12, 1915. Ganghofer describes the scene at the Frankfurt train station, where weary soldiers arrive in various states of injury, illustrating scenes of both valor and suffering. As he embarks on his journey, the author juxtaposes the beauty of Germany's landscapes against the backdrop of war, expressing optimism in the face of adversity. His reflections capture a blend of admiration for the courage of the soldiers and a poignant awareness of the ongoing conflict, framing a complex portrait of the emotional landscape of a nation at war.
Die stählerne Mauer: Reise zur deutschen Front, 1915, Zweiter Teil
"Die stählerne Mauer: Reise zur deutschen Front, 1915, Zweiter Teil" by Ludwig Ganghofer is a historical account written in the early 20th century. The book provides a vivid and personal perspective on the experiences and horrors of World War I, particularly from the viewpoint of the German front lines. It delves into themes of destruction, human suffering, and the stark contrasts between life and death amidst the chaos of war. The opening of the narrative immerses readers in the sensorial chaos and destruction experienced during the war. It begins with haunting descriptions of obliterated fortifications and the lingering images of violence in the mind of the narrator, who reflects on a visit to the hospital for severely wounded French soldiers and the pervasive ruins that mark the once vibrant land. As the protagonist navigates through both war-torn landscapes and encounters with soldiers of varied nationalities, the text encapsulates a striking tapestry of emotions, from horror to a grim understanding of the realities of conflict, highlighting the shared humanity amid the gruesome backdrop of warfare. The initial chapters set the tone for a detailed exploration of the impact of war on both the landscape and the people caught in its grip.
Der Jäger von Fall : $b Hochlandsroman
"Der Jäger von Fall: Hochlandsroman" by Ludwig Ganghofer is a novel published in 1883. Set in the Bavarian highlands, this tale follows Friedl, a dedicated hunter, and Modei, a young woman working as an alpine herdess who guards a painful secret. When a notorious poacher threatens the community, Friedl finds himself torn between duty and his growing feelings for Modei. Their relationship faces mounting obstacles involving deception, forbidden love, and dangerous confrontations in the mountain wilderness.