Horacker

Horacker

by Wilhelm Raabe

Wilhelm Raabe's "Horacker" is a satirical novel set in 19th-century Germany, depicting a young man named Cord Horacker amidst a seemingly idyllic rural setting. The novel explores themes of deception, social inequality, and the manipulation of information, offering a sharp critique of the era's social and political landscape. Through humor and wit, Raabe unveils the hidden complexities of rural life and the impact of misinformation, creating a story that resonates with contemporary concerns.

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Wilhelm Raabe was a German novelist known for capturing the essence of everyday life in his works. Born on September 8, 1831, in Eschershausen, he became a prominent literary figure, publishing over 3...

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