Dama s kamelijama

Dama s kamelijama

Alexandre Dumas-Sin

Dies ist die Geschichte der Liebe zweier junger Menschen, Marguerite Gautier und Armand Duval. Obwohl Beziehungen zwischen Männern und Frauen schon immer kompliziert genug waren, ist dies keine typische Geschichte unerwiderter Liebe.

Marguerite Gautier ist eine junge Pariser Kurtisane, groß, mit dunklen Augen und geschminkten Augenbrauen, und Armando Duval ist Anwalt und ein junger Mann aus einer angesehenen Familie.

Auch Marie Duplessis, die berühmteste Kurtisane der Geschichte, stand Pate für den Roman.

Marie Duplessis, die Kameliendame, starb im Alter von 23 Jahren an Tuberkulose. Als sie starb, war ganz Paris zutiefst erschüttert. Es wurde nichts anderes besprochen.

Dank des Schriftstellers Alexandre Dumas, der ebenfalls sehr in sie verliebt war, wurde sie unsterblich. Mit seinem Roman „Die Kameliendame“ ​​setzte er seiner Geliebten ein literarisches Denkmal.

Original title
La dame aux camélias
Translation
Ivo Klarić
Dimensions
21 x 13 cm
Pages
188
Publisher
Večernji list, Zagreb, 2004.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.
ISBN
9-53-716147-1

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