Die Räuber von Friedrich Schiller: Lektüreschlüssel mit Inhaltsangabe, Interpretation

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Friedrich Schiller's first drama, The Robbers, published anonymously by himself in 1781 and premiered with great success at the National Theater in Mannheim in 1782, established his fame as a playwright. With his play about the old Count Maximilian von Moor and his opposing sons Franz and Karl, Schiller succeeded in boldly combining a drama of the soul, a family tragedy, and a political melodrama. The Sturm-und-Drang play fascinates with its fast-paced plot, frequent changes of place and action, numerous main and secondary characters, and passionate language that is open to the point of unnaturalness - even vulgar at times.