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Condition Notes: This German edition of Kurt Tucholsky’s “Schlo? Gripsholm” is a well-preserved vintage copy, with some expected signs of age and use but overall in good readable condition.
Kurt Tucholsky was a renowned German satirist, novelist, and poet of the Weimar era, known for his sharp wit and biting social commentary. “Schlo? Gripsholm” (Castle Gripsholm), published in 1931, is considered one of his most significant works. Set in a Swedish castle during the Thirty Years’ War, the novel weaves together historical events with Tucholsky’s trademark satire, offering a poignant critique of nationalism, militarism, and the human condition.
This edition provides collectors and readers with an opportunity to immerse themselves in Tucholsky’s literary world, exploring his unique blend of humor, pathos, and political commentary within the context of early 20th-century Germany. As a pivotal figure in the Weimar literary scene, Tucholsky’s works remain relevant today, offering insights into the social and political tensions that shaped that era and continue to resonate in modern times.
