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Title
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Androklus und der Löwe.
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Description
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This is a hardbound book (hard cover)
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Language note: German
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Franz Fühmann
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Creator
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Feuhmann, Franz
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Contributor
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Roehricht, Loni
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Date
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2016-01-25T16:14:02Z
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1995-07
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1975
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Date Available
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2016-01-25T16:14:02Z
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Date Issued
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1975
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Abstract
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This book seems to me to exemplify the way a given culture sees particular things in a story. In this case, Androclus' story is about the slave finding freedom. The book dwells at length on the plight of the slave, once it has gone to the trouble of communicating what a slave is. The story is well told. Much is either new to me or is heard for the first time because of its good presentation. Thus I read here for the first time of the fisherman from whom Androclus stole a boat. After a year with the lion, one of the first things Androclus wanted was a haircut. After Androclus was captured, the lion followed the soldiers willingly. He thought they were going to lead him to Androclus! A Roman gladiator inside the circus preached some good Marxism when the fisherman attacked Androclus in their circus cell. Titus challenged all gladiators and slaves to refuse to kill each other. Once Androclus met the friendly lion in the circus, the circus audience wanted to let a panther attack this too-peaceful lion. When he finished with the now-friendly lion, Androclus demanded freedom for all this circus' slaves and gladiators. Good, primitive full-page colored illustrations.
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Identifier
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2118 (Access ID)
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Language
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ger
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Publisher
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Der Kinderbuchverlag Berlin
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Berlin
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Subject
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PZ34.2 .F84 1975
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Book containing one fable
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Title Page Scanned
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Type
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Book, Whole