Andorra

(1950), (1954), (1957), (1964), (1972), (1974), (1975), Stories (1978), A Story (1979), Story (1982). Plays, among others: (1951), (1953), (1958), (1961), (1967), (1978). His works are published by Suhrkamp Verlag. It can be found in Max Frisch's entry for the year 1946. Andorra is the name for a model: It illustrates the process of a change in consciousness, dealt with through the character of the young Andri, who is forced by his environment to be different until he accepts it as his fate. This fate is referred to as "being Jewish" in Max Frisch's play. The play was first published as a book in 1961. It does not discuss how the Andorrans react anti-Semitically, but rather in what ways they do so. The drama does not delve into people's minds but states facts. In the beginning, it almost resembles a dramatized sociology of socially mediated anti-Semitic behaviors.

Max Frisch was born on May 15, 1911, in Zurich and died on April 4, 1991, from cancer in his apartment in Zurich. In 1930, he began studying German literature at the University of Zurich, but had to drop out in 1933 due to financial reasons following his father's death. He worked as a correspondent for the Neue Zürcher Zeitung. His first book publication, "Jürg Reinhart. A Summer Fate Journey," was released in 1934 by Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt Stuttgart. In 1950, "The Diary 1946-1949" was published as Frisch's first work by the newly founded Suhrkamp Verlag. Numerous other publications followed.