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Werther's Original - Den Klassiske Toffeesmag med Tradition Werther's Original står som en hyldest til søde barndomsminder gennem generationer. Lavet med omhu og kærlighed af ægte smør og fløde, skaber deres flødebolcher en smagsoplevelse, der er både unik og uforlignelig. Hver bolche er omhyggeligt indpakket, så de ikke klistrer sammen, hvilket gør dem nemme at nyde til enhver tid. Brug flødebolcherne som mødeslik, en sød velkomst i receptionen eller blot til at forkæle dine medarbejdere. Indhold: 135 g Antal: ca. 20 stk. Smag: Fløde Individuelt indpakket bolcher      

Genudgivelse med forord af LukaHolmegaard. Den unge Werther er på vej til bal med sin ledsagerske og hendes kusine. På vejen skal de hente den kønne og livlige Charlotte C, og kusinen advarer Werther om ikke forelske sig i hende, da hun er forlovet. Det går som kusinenvarsler.Charlottegifter sig medden fornuftigeAlbert.Det smerterden unge Werther i en sådan grad, at han mister kontrollen over sig selv og ikke ser anden udvej af sin følelsers vold end døden. Den unge Werthers lidelser er den verdensberømte og enkle historie om en ung mand, der går til grunde i afmagt over umulig kærlighed. Da romanen udkom, fulgte en hysterisk selvmordsbølge blandt unge, der led af weltschmerz og ulykkelig kærlighed, og af samme grund blev den forbudt flere steder, bl.a. i København. Bogen indgår i FOREVER YOUNG, en ny klassikerserie medikoniske værker om ungdom: den første forelskelse, kampen med den umulige krop, mødet med voksenlivets forventninger og ikke mindst om at finde sin plads i dette vidunderlige kaos. FOREVER YOUNG taler til generationer af unge på tværs af tidog kan læses af både unge og voksne.

Werther's Original - Den Klassiske Toffeesmag med Tradition Werther's Original står som en hyldest til søde barndomsminder gennem generationer. Lavet med omhu og kærlighed af ægte smør og fløde, skaber deres flødebolcher en smagsoplevelse, der er både unik og uforlignelig. Hver bolche er omhyggeligt indpakket, så de ikke klistrer sammen, hvilket gør dem nemme at nyde til enhver tid. Brug flødebolcherne som mødeslik, en sød velkomst i receptionen eller blot til at forkæle dine medarbejdere. Indhold: 1 kg Antal: ca. 160 stk Smag: Fløde Individuelt indpakket bolcher

Werther's Original Minis - Sukkerfri 42 g. Det første creme bolche som er lavet uden sukker, men som stadigvæk giver den fulde og unikke Werther's Original smag.  

Goethes verdensberømte roman Den unge Werthers lidelser er den enkle historie om en ung mand, der forelsker sig i den kønne og livlige Lotte. Hun er imidlertid forlovet med embedsmanden Albert, som hun senere gifter sig med. Werther styres af sine voldsomme følelser for Lotte og mister gradvis kontrollen over sig selv, hvilket resulterer i selvmord. Fil størrelse: 473 KB

Med forord af Peter Asmussen. Goethes verdensberømte roman Den unge Werthers lidelser er den enkle historie om en ung mand, der forelsker sig i den kønne og livlige Lotte. Hun er imidlertid forlovet med embedsmanden Albert, som hun senere gifter sig med. Werther styres af sine voldsomme følelser for Lotte og mister gradvis kontrollen over sig selv, hvilket resulterer i selvmord. Fil størrelse: 188196 KB Indlæst af: Dan Schlosser

Johann Wolfgang Goethe er en af Tysklands berømteste forfattere, og hans lille roman Den unge Werthers lidelser (fra 1774) er en af 1700-tallets perler – og en af verdenslitteraturens mest oversatte og læste romaner. Den unge Werthers lidelser er et trekantsdrama fortalt i brevromanens form. Brevskriveren er den unge, rastløse og disharmoniske drømmer, Werther, der har forelsket sig i den smukke, skønne og stilfærdige Lotte. Hun er imidlertid forlovet med den brave Albert, og senere bliver hun også gift med ham. Werther må udadtil skjule sin altfortærende lidenskab og misundelse på Albert, men indadtil, i brevene til vennen Wilhelm, giver han frit løb for sine voldsomme stemningsskift. Da bogen udkom i 1774 vakte den voldsom furore og blev ungdommens kultbog. Unge både klædte sig og opførte sig som Werther – og begik selvmord som Werther. I 1776 blev en påtænkt oversættelse til dansk forbudt, fordi det teologiske fakultet anså »bemeldte Bog for et Skrift, der bespotter Religionen, besmykker Lasterne og kan fordærve gode Sæder« Sent i sit liv sagde Goethe selv om bogen at den ikke kun handlede om hvordan det var at være ung i 1770´erne. »Forspildt Lykke, trang til Frihed og uopfyldte Ønsker er noget man ser til enhver Tid og hos alle Mennesker,« skrev han, »og det skulle være mærkeligt om ikke Enhver én Gang i sit Liv følte det, som om Werther var skrevet alene for ham.« Goethes Den unge Wethers lidelser er fjerde bind i Dansklærerforeningens serie Illustreret Verdenslitteratur.

Johann Wolfgang Goethe er en af Tysklands berømteste forfattere, og hans lille roman Den unge Werthers lidelser (fra 1774) er en af 1700-tallets perler – og en af verdenslitteraturens mest oversatte og læste romaner. Den unge Werthers lidelser er et trekantsdrama fortalt i brevromanens form. Brevskriveren er den unge, rastløse og disharmoniske drømmer, Werther, der har forelsket sig i den smukke, skønne og stilfærdige Lotte. Hun er imidlertid forlovet med den brave Albert, og senere bliver hun også gift med ham. Werther må udadtil skjule sin altfortærende lidenskab og misundelse på Albert, men indadtil, i brevene til vennen Wilhelm, giver han frit løb for sine voldsomme stemningsskift. Da bogen udkom i 1774 vakte den voldsom furore og blev ungdommens kultbog. Unge både klædte sig og opførte sig som Werther – og begik selvmord som Werther. I 1776 blev en påtænkt oversættelse til dansk forbudt, fordi det teologiske fakultet anså »bemeldte Bog for et Skrift, der bespotter Religionen, besmykker Lasterne og kan fordærve gode Sæder« Sent i sit liv sagde Goethe selv om bogen at den ikke kun handlede om hvordan det var at være ung i 1770´erne. »Forspildt Lykke, trang til Frihed og uopfyldte Ønsker er noget man ser til enhver Tid og hos alle Mennesker,« skrev han, »og det skulle være mærkeligt om ikke Enhver én Gang i sit Liv følte det, som om Werther var skrevet alene for ham.« Goethes Den unge Wethers lidelser er fjerde bind i Dansklærerforeningens serie Illustreret Verdenslitteratur.

Johann Wolfgang Goethe er en af Tysklands berømteste forfattere, og hans lille roman Den unge Werthers lidelser (fra 1774) er en af 1700-tallets perler – og en af verdenslitteraturens mest oversatte og læste romaner. Den unge Werthers lidelser er et trekantsdrama fortalt i brevromanens form. Brevskriveren er den unge, rastløse og disharmoniske drømmer, Werther, der har forelsket sig i den smukke, skønne og stilfærdige Lotte. Hun er imidlertid forlovet med den brave Albert, og senere bliver hun også gift med ham. Werther må udadtil skjule sin altfortærende lidenskab og misundelse på Albert, men indadtil, i brevene til vennen Wilhelm, giver han frit løb for sine voldsomme stemningsskift. Da bogen udkom i 1774 vakte den voldsom furore og blev ungdommens kultbog. Unge både klædte sig og opførte sig som Werther – og begik selvmord som Werther. I 1776 blev en påtænkt oversættelse til dansk forbudt, fordi det teologiske fakultet anså »bemeldte Bog for et Skrift, der bespotter Religionen, besmykker Lasterne og kan fordærve gode Sæder« Sent i sit liv sagde Goethe selv om bogen at den ikke kun handlede om hvordan det var at være ung i 1770´erne. »Forspildt Lykke, trang til Frihed og uopfyldte Ønsker er noget man ser til enhver Tid og hos alle Mennesker,« skrev han, »og det skulle være mærkeligt om ikke Enhver én Gang i sit Liv følte det, som om Werther var skrevet alene for ham.« Goethes Den unge Wethers lidelser er fjerde bind i Dansklærerforeningens serie Illustreret Verdenslitteratur.

Johann Wolfgang Goethe er en af Tysklands berømteste forfattere, og hans lille roman Den unge Werthers lidelser (fra 1774) er en af 1700-tallets perler – og en af verdenslitteraturens mest oversatte og læste romaner. Den unge Werthers lidelser er et trekantsdrama fortalt i brevromanens form. Brevskriveren er den unge, rastløse og disharmoniske drømmer, Werther, der har forelsket sig i den smukke, skønne og stilfærdige Lotte. Hun er imidlertid forlovet med den brave Albert, og senere bliver hun også gift med ham. Werther må udadtil skjule sin altfortærende lidenskab og misundelse på Albert, men indadtil, i brevene til vennen Wilhelm, giver han frit løb for sine voldsomme stemningsskift. Da bogen udkom i 1774 vakte den voldsom furore og blev ungdommens kultbog. Unge både klædte sig og opførte sig som Werther – og begik selvmord som Werther. I 1776 blev en påtænkt oversættelse til dansk forbudt, fordi det teologiske fakultet anså »bemeldte Bog for et Skrift, der bespotter Religionen, besmykker Lasterne og kan fordærve gode Sæder« Sent i sit liv sagde Goethe selv om bogen at den ikke kun handlede om hvordan det var at være ung i 1770´erne. »Forspildt Lykke, trang til Frihed og uopfyldte Ønsker er noget man ser til enhver Tid og hos alle Mennesker,« skrev han, »og det skulle være mærkeligt om ikke Enhver én Gang i sit Liv følte det, som om Werther var skrevet alene for ham.« Goethes Den unge Wethers lidelser er fjerde bind i Dansklærerforeningens serie Illustreret Verdenslitteratur.

In this timely and much praised book, Barry Werth draws upon inside reporting that spans more than two decades. He provides a groundbreaking close-up of the upstart pharmaceutical company Vertex and the ferocious but indispensable world of Big Pharma that it inhabits. In 1989, the charismatic Joshua Boger left Merck, then America's most admired business, to found a drug company that would challenge industry giants and transform health care. Werth described the company's tumultuous early days during the AIDS crisis in The Billion-Dollar Molecule , a celebrated classic of science and business journalism. Now he returns to tell a riveting story of Vertex's bold endurance and eventual success. The $325 billion-a-year pharmaceutical business is America's toughest and one of its most profitable. It's riskier and more rigorous at just about every stage than any other business, from the towering biological uncertainties inherent in its mission to treat disease; to the 30-to-1 failure rate in bringing out a successful medicine even after a molecule clears all the hurdles to get to human testing; to the multibillion-dollar cost of ramping up a successful product; to operating in the world's most regulated industry, matched only by nuclear power. Werth captures the full scope of Vertex's twenty-five-year drive to deliver breakthrough medicines. At a time when America struggles to maintain its innovative edge, The Antidote is a powerful inside look at one of the most intriguing and important business stories of recent decades.

The Siege of Leningrad is the most powerful testimony to the immeasurable cruelty and horror of World War II. From 1941-1945, the Eastern Front was the site of some of the bloodiest atrocities of the war and the city of Leningrad, now St. Petersburg, proved to be a decisive point in the conflict. German policy was resolutely determined to redraw the map of Europe, annihilate the Soviet Union and give large areas of territory to Finland. Through Hitler's ambition to completely eradicate the city and its entire population, it was decided that the most efficient method of invasion was to encircle and bombard the city into submission. After 872 days of aggression, one and a half million people lost their lives, mostly from starvation. As the sole British correspondent to have been in Leningrad during the blockade, Alexander Werth's eyewitness account presents a harrowing perspective on the savagery and destruction wrought by the Nazis against the civilian population of the city. His writing evokes compelling images of terror - the oil bombing of children's hospitals, mass starvation and cannibalism - with rich and sophisticated commentary on the internal politics of Soviet party chiefs, soldiers and civilian resistance fighters. Both an authoritative historical document and a journalistic re-telling of the overwhelming sadness, grief and futility of 20th century warfare, this is an invaluable look at one of the greatest losses of human life in recorded history.

During the spring of 1933, Stalin's police rounded up nearly one hundred thousand people as part of the Soviet regime's "cleansing" of Moscow and Leningrad and deported them to Siberia. Many of the victims were sent to labor camps, but ten thousand of them were dumped in a remote wasteland and left to fend for themselves. Cannibal Island reveals the shocking, grisly truth about their fate. These people were abandoned on the island of Nazino without food or shelter. Left there to starve and to die, they eventually began to eat each other. Nicolas Werth, a French historian of the Soviet era, reconstructs their gruesome final days using rare archival material from deep inside the Stalinist vaults. Werth skillfully weaves this episode into a broader story about the Soviet frenzy in the 1930s to purge society of all those deemed to be unfit. For Stalin, these undesirables included criminals, opponents of forced collectivization, vagabonds, gypsies, even entire groups in Soviet society such as the "kulaks" and their families. Werth sets his story within the broader social and political context of the period, giving us for the first time a full picture of how Stalin's system of "special villages" worked, how hundreds of thousands of Soviet citizens were moved about the country in wholesale mass transportations, and how this savage bureaucratic machinery functioned on the local, regional, and state levels. Cannibal Island challenges us to confront unpleasant facts not only about Stalin's punitive social controls and his failed Soviet utopia, but about every generation's capacity for brutality--including our own.

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A key work in the German 'Sturm und Drang' movement, Johann Goethe's autobiographical epistolary novel The Sorrows of Young Werther is a defining moment in early Romanticism, which has influenced writers from Mary Shelley to Thomas Mann. This Penguin Classics edition is translated from with an introduction by Michael Hulse. Visiting an idyllic German village, Werther, a sensitive young man, meets and falls in love with sweet-natured Charlotte. Although he realises that she is to marry Albert, he is unable to subdue his passion and his infatuation torments him to the point of despair. The first great 'confessional' novel, The Sorrows of Young Werther draws both on Goethe's own unrequited love for Charlotte Buff and on the death of his friend Karl Wilhelm Jerusalem. The book was an immediate success, and a cult rapidly grew up around it, resulting in numerous imitations as well as violent criticism and suppression on the grounds of its apparent support of suicide. Goethe's sensitive exploration of the mind of an artist at odds with society and ill-equipped to cope with life is now considered the first great tragic novel of European literature. This edition includes notes and an introduction by Michael Hulse, who explores the origins of the novel in the author's life and examines its impact on European culture. Johann Wolfgang Goethe (1749-1832) was born in Frankfurt, Germany. Although he directed the German State Theatre, dabbled in the occult and worked on scientific theories in evolutionary botany, Goethe is best remembered for his great works The Sorrows of Young Werther and Faust , and his part in the 18th century 'Sturm and Drang' movement. If you enjoyed The Sorrows of Young Werther , you might like Stendhal's Love , also published in Penguin Classics.

Werther is a young artist of a sensitive and passionate temperament. He meets Charlotte, a beautiful young girl who takes care of her siblings after the death of their mother, and falls in love with her although knowing beforehand that she is engaged. Despite the pain it causes him, Werther keeps spending time with Charlotte, but his pain eventually becomes so great that he is forced to leave. After a short absence, he comes back to find Charlotte married, and his agony becomes a threat.

An epistolary and somewhat autobiographical novel by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.

'I have so much and my feeling for her devours everything, I have so much and without her everything is nothing.' The Sorrows of Young Werther propelled Goethe to instant fame when it first appeared in 1774. Goethe drew on his own unhappy experiences to tell the story of Werther, a young man tormented by his love for Lotte, a tender-hearted girl who is promised to someone else. Overwhelmed by his feelings, Werther begins to see only one way to escape from his anguish. Goethe's story of a sensitive young artist alienated from society channelled the Romantic sensibility of the day and led to a wave of imitations. Werther's searching introspection and the passionate intensity with which he bares his soul have an immediacy that is all the more powerful for being expressed in letters; charting the course of his emotions, they give added drama to the unfolding account. David Constantine's new translation captures the novel's lyric clarity, and his introduction and notes illuminate Goethe's achievement. ABOUT THE SERIES: For over 100 years Oxford World's Classics has made available the widest range of literature from around the globe. Each affordable volume reflects Oxford's commitment to scholarship, providing the most accurate text plus a wealth of other valuable features, including expert introductions by leading authorities, helpful notes to clarify the text, up-to-date bibliographies for further study, and much more.

The remarkable true story of the longest-held prisoner of war in American history, John Downey, Jr., a CIA officer captured in China during the Korean War and imprisoned for twenty-one years. John (Jack) Downey, Jr., was a new Yale graduate in the post-World War II years who, like other Yale grads, was recruited by the young CIA. He joined the Agency and was sent to Japan in 1952, during the Korean War. In a violation of protocol, he took part in an air drop that failed and was captured over China. His sources on the ground had been compromised, and his identity was known. Although he first tried to deny who he was, he eventually admitted the truth. But government policy forbade ever acknowledging the identity of spies, no matter the consequences. Washington invented a fictitious cover story and stood by it through four Administrations. As a result, Downey was imprisoned during the decades that Red China, as it was called, was considered by the US to be a hostile nation, until 1973, when the US finally recognized the mainland Chinese government. He had spent twenty-one years in captivity. Downey would go on to become a lawyer and an esteemed judge in Connecticut, his home state. Prisoners of Lies is based in part on a prison memoir that Downey wrote several years after his release. Barry Werth fluently weaves excerpts from the memoir with the Cold War events that determined Downey's fate. Like a le Carr? novel, this is a harrowing, chilling story of one man whose life is at the mercy of larger forces outside of his control; in Downey's case as a pawn of the Cold War, and more specifically the Oval Office and the State Department. His freedom came only when US foreign policy dramatically changed. Above all, Prisoner of Lies is an inspiring story of remarkable fortitude and resilience.

The Sorrows of Young Werther is a story about unrequited love, primarily presented as a collection of letters written by Werther, a young artist of a sensitive and passionate temperament, to his friend Wilhelm. The story gives an intimate account of Werther's stay in the fictional village of Wahlheim, whose peasants have enchanted him with their simple ways. There he meets Charlotte, a beautiful young girl who takes care of her siblings after the death of their mother. Werther falls in love with Charlotte despite knowing beforehand that she is engaged to a man named Albert, eleven years her senior. The Sorrows of Young Werther was one of the most important novels in the Sturm und Drang period in German literature, and influenced the later Romantic movement. The book was originally published anonymously, and Goethe distanced himself from the book in his later years, regretting the fame it had brought him and the consequent attention to his own youthful love of Charlotte Buff, then engaged to another man. This case laminate collector's edition includes a Victorian inspired dust-jacket.