Thomas Müntzer: Dramatic Depiction of the German Peasants' War of 1525

Thomas Müntzer: Dramatic Depiction of the German Peasants' War of 1525One hundred years ago, playwright Berta Lask was commissioned by the German Communist Party to write a play marking the four hundredth anniversary of the German Peasants War. She imagined its leader, Thomas Mntzer, awakening every century to confront the present. First published here in print translation, the play asks what Mntzer would see today: climate collapse, imperialism, gendered oppression, genocide, and resurgent fascism. This edition pairs

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refuses to play the role his parochial parents would cast him in

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the desperately yearned for second son of a traditional Taiwanese family with five daughters

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and commit to a process of demodernising the institution (2013–ongoing)

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