Romantiker in Paris Hörbuch

After the end of the November Uprising, Maurycy, a former Philadelphian from Vilnius, finds himself in Avignon. How will he cope with homesickness, poverty, and an uncertain future? Prince Adam Czartoryski is negotiating with Western diplomats about the most important issue – the independence of his country, while poets capture ideas and emotions in immortal verses. The lonely Juliusz Słowacki dreams of literary fame and grapples with the legend of his great rival Adam Mickiewicz. Polish Romanticism is flourishing. Meanwhile, a mysterious prophet from Lithuania appears, who will change everything. Great works, tumultuous confrontations, heroes in exile, and extraordinary women – a fascinating portrait of the lives of Polish emigrants in Paris in Dorota Ponińska's second novel of the series that began with "Romanticism.".