The Robbers to go (Schiller in 10 minutes, English version)

Dos and especially don'ts of youth rebellion - or is it social rebellion? Friedrich Schiller was an expert when it came to defying authority at high personal risk - his legendary first shot THE ROBBERS is one of the top ten German classics, summed up and presented to you by Michael Sommer and his Playmobil company. DISCLAIMER: WATCHING THIS VIDEO DOES NOT REPLACE READING THE PLAY. My recommendation: Read it yourself, watch it in the theatre, or, preferably, stage it!
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[@uhoh007]

Excellent, danke dir

[@greencatzsz]

I'm studying Schiller at university and this is a really helpful summary of the play. Thanks!

[@Nutalus777]

No way same

[@clumsydad7158]

i'm feeling like this is like a pre-dostoevsky The Brothers Karamazov

[@Vikingvideos50]

So funny. Thanks for this. Can anyone explain what "that's Saxony for you" means?

[@davezizka]

Hello, i would like to make EN subtitles, is it possible please? :)

[@erikskalnins895]

Why did I spend a day reading The Robbers when I could have watched this in ten minutes? Thanks!

[@BonesofGoldSkateboarding]

lol did you LIKE it ? I m about to read it

[@meg136]

dieser Moment wenn man morgen Deutsch schreibt und übermorgen Englisch und deswegen dieses Video auf Englisch guckt

[@SommersWorldLiteratureToGo]

Du bist herzlich eingeladen, auch diesen Kanal zu abonnieren ;-)

[@eduardovaldesdelrazo2259]

anyone watching for brothers karamazov?

[@isabelerhart9523]

Thanks for helping me with my summer homework

[@sseleneable]

I've watched all of your vids, but this is my favourite! I've sent it to everyone I know. Good job, really!

[@SommersWorldLiteratureToGo]

+SseleP Thanks a bunch for the feedback and recommendation!

[@personalexperience3637]

Thank you! Dostoyevsky mentions Karl & Franz Moor in The Robbers in The Karamazov Brothers-

[@domdom9496]

..so acquiring money by getting a job wasn't an option then?

[@mecurian485]

I can't believe you are getting so few views. This is fun stuff. 😀

[@TheNotSoRealJeff2]

Confusing ass book.

[@mediaaccount8390]

Excellent video. Brilliant use of props and characters. However, as to the story: Is it really so full of plot-forced action? I know that we see unreasonable reaction for the purpose of driving the plot in today's Marvel movies (for example), but how can a work become a classic and survive if the actions don't puzzle together with any predictability? Did people in the past not know that humans are capable of lies and just being wrong sometimes, so that it's worth verifying big news before acting on it?

[@phyllismurphy6540]

The actual play is complicated. Carl becomes a robber when he learns he is disinherited. However, he goes after the corrupt and is not interested in attaining wealth. He realizes that the robbers hurt the innocent during their attacks. Carl goes home and finds atonement after his shame at being such a reprobate. His father dies of a broken heart and his girlfriend asks Carl to kill her now that her life is so sad. He complies, and turns himself in to the authorities. Very intense study of politics and human motivation.

[@BonesofGoldSkateboarding]

thanks for the vídeo :) and for the funny parts:) I m gonna read the book now

[@SommersWorldLiteratureToGo]

+Bones of Gold This is the kind of reaction I love!

[@user-wi1od1fp7d]

thanks, this really helped since i have a homework to read the german book(my german isn't great),but i have a question, who's Hermann and what does he do?

[@davezizka]

Hi, Herman was the guy who Franc planed with the fake Carls death (on 3:43 ) and the guy who brought the pizza 😂 to Francs and Carls dad (on 7:37 ) Your welcome 😊

[@piml9068]

Great video! Helps me a lot for my German Mündliche Prüfung. :)

[@SommersWorldLiteratureToGo]

I'm glad it did.

[@MustangGT4]

Nice video!

[@SommersWorldLiteratureToGo]

Thank you.