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Johann Grimmelshausen Abenteuerlicher Simplizissimus - Teil 2

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Explore the chaos and destruction of the Thirty Years' War from 1618 to 1848 in Johann Grimmelshausen's 'Abenteuerlicher Simplizissimus - Teil 2'. Delve into a world torn apart by religious and political conflicts, where armies ravage the land and humanity is pushed to its limits.
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0:07
From 1618 to 1848, the great, the Thirty Years' War was raging.
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It laid cities and villages in ashes, forests, fields and convictions.
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It had begun as a struggle of conscience.
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Reformation against Catholicism, permanent freedom against the Empire.
0:23
Soon no one knew what it was about, and the war was raging to eat.
0:27
The proud armies under Gustav Adolf, Tilli, Wallenstein were helpless.
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They plundered and shamed the land,
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slaughtered, hanged, starved, frozen, tortured to death,
0:39
and crept at the test.
0:41
No side had the strength to win the decisive battle.
0:46
When the war finally broke out, Germany was half-depopulated.
0:50
Nothing meaningful was left behind.
0:52
Only broken people, a desolate earth, a deified world.
1:26
My life's beginning was particularly cruel.
1:30
A dull youth in the peasant's village and two short years of teaching at a poor settlement
1:35
had been enough to make me the famous Calf of Hanau,
1:41
the court nanny of the fat governor.
1:43
In the besieged fortress I would soon be starved to death
1:46
and the escape to the Croats outside had made my situation much more unbearable.
1:52
The desert guys chased my friend Herzboder away,
1:55
his old father and I myself once got one over the head and lay for four weeks
2:00
on life and death.
2:30
His siege is terrible.
2:33
Sometimes there's an attack,
2:36
and a few people fall.
2:38
But otherwise...
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nothing at all.
2:43
You have your calf from Hanau, Mr. Oberst.
2:46
It's healthy again.
2:48
Yes.
2:53
Hey, you!
2:55
Come here!
2:57
Do you hear that?
3:00
Is that a cold?
3:05
That's water.
3:07
Drink it up!
3:10
I can't, Mr. Bofors.
3:13
And why not?
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Drink up!
3:19
You've done this joke six times in the last two hours!
3:24
Then at least come up with a funny line, Mr. Oberst Langwald.
3:28
My joke is in six buckets of water.
3:31
Excuse me, Mr. Hubbard, I think the pool is muddy.
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I think you should put on more clothes.
3:38
Yes, yes.
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You are my property.
3:43
I don't like it when someone says my sack is muddy.
3:46
Wait a minute, Bircher. I'll polish you up tomorrow.
3:54
Oh, God, how hot!
4:03
I longed for the peace and quiet that I enjoyed in my barn and in my home.
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