Novels (CDMPP3)

Stefan Zweig (1881-1942) - Austrian prose writer, publicist, critic, author of many short stories, a number of novels and fictionalized biographies. In the 1920s, he became stunningly famous. With his characteristic sobriety, Zweig explained the success primarily by concern for the reader: like a sculptor, he, the author, cut off the excess from the original text, turning him into a capacious small book. Zweig created and developed in detail his own model of the short story, different from the works of masters of the short genre. The attention of the audience is offered two short stories of Stefan Zweig: "irreversible instant" and "eyes of the eternal brother". The first is devoted to the battle of Waterloo and the circumstances that predetermined Napoleon"s defeat. The novel of the "Eye of the Eternal Brother" refers us to Indian philosophy. "In those days, when the wise Buddha had not yet walked on the ground and did not shed the light of knowledge on his servants, lived in the country of Birvags, the king was Rajput, a noble man of Virata, who was called a lightning of a sword, for he was a warrior, brave than the most brave, and the most brave, and The hunter, whose arrows never flew past the goal, whose spear never soared in vain and whose hand was opened like a thunder at a wave of his sword ... He devotedly served his sovereign, and his slaves were respectfully served him, for there was no more fair person for five at five River bends. Pious people bowed their heads, passing by his house, and the children smiled, meeting his eyes ... "
Sound time: 3 hours 10 minutes
Audiobook is designed for listening using a computer, MP3-player and other audio systems that support playing the MP3 format files.
General system requirements for the computer:
ms windows,
Pentium 100,
RAM 16 MB,
SVGA 800x600 monitor,
CD /DVD-ROM reading device,
Sound card,
speakers or headphones,
mouse.
audio systems with support for MP3 format:
Music center,
CD /DVD player, etc