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Der Polenweiher
Author(s): Thomas Strittmatter
The suffering and eventual death of a young Polish peasant forced into working almost as a slave laborer on a farm is dramatized.
Format: Drama
Snapshot
Notes:
Der Polenweiher, 1985/86 teleplay SWF; screenplay, production and co-directed by Nico Hofmann. Original air date November 27, 1986.
Original or Prominent Production: National Theatre Premiere, 1984, Stadttheater Konstanz. Director: Eberhard Feik.
Original Language: German
Publisher:
Zurich: Diogenes Verlag