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The play dramatizes a destructive sibling rivalry in which an idealistic elder's generosity and a younger's jealousy produce betrayal and ruin. One brother leads a group of outlaws in rebellion against social hypocrisy, while the other's secret intrigues exploit authority and conscience, setting family against state. Through confrontations, violent raids, moral compromises, and reckonings, the work examines freedom, justice, honor, and the corruption of noble ideals, balancing intimate domestic scenes with action-driven episodes that culminate in tragic consequences for both perpetrators and victims.

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Title: La Rabistoj: Dramo en kvin aktoj

Author: Friedrich Schiller

Translator: L. L. Zamenhof

Release date: July 30, 2021 [eBook #65958]
Most recently updated: October 18, 2024

Language: Esperanto

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*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK LA RABISTOJ: DRAMO EN KVIN AKTOJ ***

FREDERIKO SCHILLER

LA
RABISTOJ

Dramo en kvin aktoj

EL GERMANA LINGVO TRADUKIS
Dro L. L. ZAMENHOF

PARIS

Librejo HACHETTE KAJ Ko
79, Boulevard Saint-Germain,

Kaj ĝiaj Korespondantoj: DANUJO, ANDR.-FRED. HÖST & SÖN, Bredgade 35, KJÖBENHAVN. — GERMANUJO, ESPERANTO-VERLAG MÖLLER & BOREL, Prinzenstrasse, 95, BERLIN. — GRANDA BRITUJO, REVIEW of REVIEWS, Mowbray House, Norfolk street, LONDON W. C.HISPANUJO, J. ESPASA, 579, Calle de las Cortes, BARCELONA. — ITALUJO, R. GIUSTI, 53, Via Vittorio Emanuele, LIVORNO. — RUMANUJO, LIBRĂRIA NOUĂ CAROL P. SEGAL, Calea Victoriei, 78, BUCAREȘTI. — RUSUJO, M. ARCT, 53, Nowy Swiat, WARSZAWA. — SVEDUJO, ESPERANTISTEN, 37, Surbrunnsgatan, STOCKHOLM.

1908

Ĉiuj rajtoj rezervataj

PERSONOJ

  • Maksimiliano, grafo de Moor.
  • Karololiaj filoj.
    Francisko
  • Amalio von Edelreich (= fon Edelrajĥ).
  • Spiegelberg (= Ŝpigelberg)libervivuloj, poste rabistoj.
    Schweizer (= Ŝvajcer)
    Grimm
    Razmann (= Racman)
    Schufterle (= Ŝufterle)
    Roller
    Kosinsky (= Kosinski)
    Schwarz (= Ŝvarc)
  • Hermano, bastardo de nobelo.
  • Danielo, servisto de la grafo de Moor.
  • Moser (= Mozer), pastro.
  • Patro-monaĥo.
  • Bando da rabistoj.
  • Flankaj personoj.

La loko de agado estas Germanujo. La tempo — proksimume du jaroj.

LA RABISTOJ

AKTO UNUA