Friedrich Hebbel was born in Wesselburen, Schleswig-Holstein, on March 18, 1813. He is widely recognized for his tragic plays, which explore moral and psychological conflicts with great intensity. Hebbel believed that human destiny was shaped by historical and ethical forces, and his works often portray individuals in conflict with society and themselves. Some of his most famous plays include "Maria Magdalena" (1844), "Agnes Bernauer" (1855), and "Die Nibelungen" (1861). In addition to his theatrical work, Hebbel also wrote poetry and prose. He passed away in Vienna in 1863, leaving a lasting legacy in German theater.
Friedrich Hebbel
1813–1863
· lived 50 years
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Friedrich Hebbel was a German playwright and poet, considered one of the most important figures of German realist drama. His work is characterized by psychological depth and existential themes.
n. 1813-03-18, Wesselburen · m. 1863-12-13, Viena
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