was frowned upon as Karl May?
Just before Christmas, a bookstore, of course, is an indispensable stop on a shopping trip for the upcoming Christmas celebration. And so went with his uncle also entrusted woman in the town of Aalen, to look there, what books would make their loved ones for now joy.
As might be expected, were the shelves of the bookstore full of vampire novels for teenage half-baked, hookers walking the medieval-fantasy and novels about cope with life spanned urbanites like "Stupid Hummel. All books whose calorific value is far beyond her literary claim or even its entertainment value.
uncle uses such an opportunity so happy to be to get excited about the decline of morals. And he asked at the checkout, where is the good old classic teen book by Karl May, or "Tom Sawyer" by Mark Twain could be found.
The woman at the counter, without a doubt an educated trader who knows the preferences of today's audience exactly sure, pointed out that a bookstore collected even if only for Karl May's works need an extra shelf.
"It's been used in any bookstore," said uncle.
"Before the war, maybe," said the bookseller. "Today no one reads anymore."
"Before the war was taboo Karl May," replied Uncle.
"He Was not," replied the bookseller.
"He Was not," snapped back uncle. "Or why do you think the books are only in the sixties Years, a film was "
aunt Dilein crept ended the confrontation by uncle's knitting book by Magdalena Neuner (Germany's best Flintenweib) and showed the woman at the counter said it was really the ideal gift for men.
This is precisely the problem , by Uncle It's not about whether there was frowned upon in the Nazi era Karl May or not -... the plays it does not matter I am more concerned that the boys are increasingly the adventures lost boys (or men) may No more adventure experience or simply go out and have fun. books in which the good guys stick to the heels of the bad guys and the bad guys spoil the game, are out. The political correctness forbids this Instead, the bookstores are full of stories in which girls do it against all adverse circumstances to the top. While such material is not to say there must be but the same for boys, stories indicate that boys can be identified.
So I do not frowned upon if Karl May in the Nazi era was. Today he is in any case. times the "Treasure of Silver Lake" Will get back from the shelf. I have read it that is not ...
Addendum: Dr. Peter Kruck, editor of his character and thus without question a bibliophile man recently in his appearance on "Millionaire?" the young People reading Karl May's poignant to heart. That is only fair, because thanks to Karl May, he was able to answer the 125,000-euro question correctly. What was needed was the origin schratiger Roman characters such as "Tante Droll" - this is the "Treasure of Silver Lake" before. Shad, dear children and young people: is read Karl May! It may not always be the Tolkien and Star Wars Glump!
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