CAN Yoksulların Savaşı

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Sixteenth-century europe: the protestant reformation enters a rebellion against the catholic church, the powerful, and the privileged. Thus, only the peasants and the poor, who are promised equality in heaven, begin to question why they do not have this equality here and now. As a result, a fierce struggle breaks out between the authorities and the rebels, which quickly escalates.

to this struggle, which will stamp the date, a theologian will lead: thomas müntzer. The person who will set fire to germany.

neither with martin luther nor with the catholic church.

the war of the poor is his and the story of ordinary people.

inequality has a long and terrible history.

and he hasn't found an end yet.

éric vuillard, taking advantage of the possibilities of the conjuncture, once again takes the reader to one of the moments when history is written. Despite occurring about 500 years ago, this rebellion, which still maintains its relationship with inequalities that have persisted until today, is being reinterpreted in its unique style.

a dazzling piece of a revolutionary sermon, a furious outburst of inequality, the history of which has been reinterpreted.

”international booker prize jury“artistic… cinematographic… [vuillard] weaves his story with a powerful, angry commentary on the“great satyrs of power”.

the new yorker

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• Made in Türkiye
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• Barcode No: 9789750752575
• Origin: TR