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Den unge D'Artagnan drager hjemmefra med målet om at blive medlem af kongens berømte musketerkorps. Da han imidlertid mister sit introduktionsbrev til lederen af musketererne, de Tréville, sker det dog ikke uden videre. Men allerede den første dag møder han musketererne Athos, Porthos og Aramis, heraf vaerkets titel, og sammen med dem drager han ud på adskillige eventyr i dronningens tjeneste, ikke mindst med kardinal Richelieu og den infame Milady de Winter.

Den unge D'Artagnan drager hjemmefra med målet om at blive medlem af kongens berømte musketerkorps. Da han imidlertid mister sit introduktionsbrev til lederen af musketererne, de Tréville, sker det dog ikke uden videre. Men allerede den første dag møder han musketererne Athos, Porthos og Aramis, heraf vaerkets titel, og sammen med dem drager han ud på adskillige eventyr i dronningens tjeneste, ikke mindst med kardinal Richelieu og den infame Milady de Winter.

Ludwig der XIV steigt nach dem Tod seines Vaters zum neuen König von Frankreich auf. Mit eiserner Hand regiert er das Volk, und hat keinerlei Gehör für ihr Leid. Schon beginnen die ersten Unruhen in Paris. Als Ludwig diese niederschlagen lassen will, raten ihm seine Berater davon ab. Das würde zu viel Empörung auslösen und einen Bürgerkrieg heraufbeschwören. Ludwig aber ist ungnädig und ist weiterhin taub für das Leid des Volkes.

Alexandre Dumas père est un auteur au succès immense. On lui doit la trilogie des Trois Mousquetaires, la figure de proue du roman de cape et d'épée. Comme dans le "Comte de Monte-Cristo", la "Reine Margot", ou encore le "Vicomte de Bragelonne", l'écriture fougueuse de Dumas père plonge immédiatement l'auditeur dans l'aventure. Les romans de Dumas sont publiés en feuilleton, et le public lui fait un accueil tel que les journaux paient Dumas dix fois le prix que touchent ses collègues écrivains.

Es sollte der schönste Tag im Leben von Edmond Dantés werden. Er wollte heiraten, und sich als Kapitän einen Namen machen. Doch all seine Träume wurden zu Albträumen. Plötzlich wird er gefangen genommen, und inhaftiert. Er soll dem gestürzten Kaiser Napoleon nahegestanden haben, und ist jetzt ein Staatsfeind.

In this, the 18th of the series, Dumas explores the history of a famous French aristocratic family: that of Marie de Rossan, also known as Diane de Joannis de Roussan and as Anne-Elisabeth De Rossan, but in any case the Marquise de Ganges and La Belle Belle Provençale - often described as the most beautiful woman of her time. It was, indeed, her beauty that undid her.

In this, the 17th of the series, Dumas, in this case more a novelist than a historian, turns his attention to a story from Russia: that of Vaninka. Her father was a Russian count and a general in the Russian Imperial army under Paul I. She falls in love with one of her father's officers, whose tragic but accidental death leads her to a savage crime. Ironically, bringing her to justice requires a great perversion of justice itself.

The marquise was tried, convicted, and executed for poisoning her father and two of her brothers. It appears that she learned the art of the poisoner from her lover, Godin de Sainte-Croix. She also targeted but did not kill her sister, a Carmelite nun. Her case launched what is known in French history as the Affair of the Poisons, a long-running judicial scandal that led to the execution or imprisonment of dozens of people, many of the highest rank in French society, including prominent members of the court of Louis XIV.

The Celebrated Crimes of Alexandre Dumas père was not written for children. The novelist has spared no language - has minced no words - to describe violent scenes of violent times. In this, the 14th of the series, Dumas, the novelist-historian, brings his storytelling skills to a famous subject: the background of one of the most famous of French lawsuits, centering around the secret abduction of Bernard de la Guiche, later count of Saint-Geran, from his mother, Suzanne de Longaunay, by the marquis de Saint-Maixant.

Einer für alle und alle für einen - so lautet das oberste Gebot der drei furchtlosen Verfechter der Gerechtigkeit...

Ce spectacle audio est adapté du roman d'Alexandre Dumas. Il raconte les aventures d'un gascon désargenté de 18 ans, d'Artagnan, monté à Paris pour devenir mousquetaire du Roi. Il se lie d'amitié avec Athos, Porthos et Aramis, mousquetaires du roi Louis XIII. Ces quatre hommes vont s'opposer au premier ministre, le Cardinal de Richelieu et à ses agents, dont la belle et mystérieuse Milady de Winter, pour sauver l'honneur de la reine de France Anne d'Autriche.

La signora delle camelie di Alexandre Dumas racconta l'appassionata vicenda di Margherita Gautier, bellissima, elegante e sofisticata cortigiana, e Armando Duval, giovane rampollo di una stimata famiglia nella Parigi di metà ‘800. L'amore, inarrestabile, travolge i protagonisti conducendoli, dall'effimera vita cittadina, a Bougival, un romantico paesello della campagna francese in cui vivere un ideale sogno d'amore. Ma la felicità non è concessa alle cortigiane e il destino avverso si abbatte sulla coppia d'innamorati.

Auf einem alten Klepper, mit fünfzehn Talern und den guten Ratschlägen seines Vaters macht sich der junge d'Artagnan auf den Weg nach Paris. Dort duelliert er sich mit drei Musketieren des König und gewinnt so ihre Freundschaft. Als der bei Hofe einflussreiche Kardinal Richelieu gegen die Königin intrigiert, ruft diese die Musketiere zu Hilfe.

C'est le récit de l'éducation érotique et sexuelle d'une jeune fille de 15 ans.

Ever since the time of Louis XIV, the story has been told of a man mysteriously snatched out of the world and buried for life not merely in a prison cell but also in an mask of iron: an imprisonment designed to ensure no one would ever know his name or even see his face. Dumas asks: Who was the man in the iron mask? Why was he imprisoned? Why were such strange precautions taken, and why was he treated with such respect and care, given everything he asked for--except his freedom and his name?

In this, the 10th of the series, Dumas places us at the court of Joan of Naples, a beautiful, emotional, highly capable woman at the center of 30 years of plotting, betrayal, intrigue, war, beauty, love, and death. Hers is a world at war between both secular and ecclesiastical centers of power: the Pope at Avignon, the king in France, the emperor in Germany, and most importantly for her story, the kings of Hungary, so far away in culture and temperament, so close across the Adriatic Sea.

To paraphrase the note from the translator, the Celebrated Crimes of Alexandre Dumas père was not written for children. The novelist has spared no language - has minced no words - to describe violent scenes of violent times.In this, the ninth of the series, Dumas uses the lives of two women, Angelique-Louise de Guerchi and Josephine-Charlotte Boullenois, and the men who, to put it bluntly, control their lives.

"La Dame aux camélias" raconte l'amour d'un jeune bourgeois, Armand Duval, pour une courtisane, Marguerite Gautier, atteinte de tuberculose. Dans le demi-monde parisien chic, où se côtoient riches amateurs et femmes légères, le jeune Armand Duval tombe amoureux de la jeune et belle Marguerite Gautier, une des reines de ce monde éphémère de la noce. Devenu l'amant de Marguerite, Armand obtient d'elle qu'elle renonce à sa vie tapageuse pour se retirer avec lui à la campagne, non loin de Paris.

The story of Nisida is worthy of an Italian opera in the great romantic tradition, and indeed Donizetti attempted it, but without success. It is the story of an attempt by a womanizing nobleman to seduce and ruin the daughter of a poor but admirable fisherman, an attempt that ends in his death at the hands of her brother, who is then sentenced to die and is executed, but not by the hands of the law. The story is told in lush and melodramatic style, tending in places to comedy.

In this, the sixth of the series, Dumas tells the story of Urbain Grandier, a Catholic priest, little known to the English-speaking world, but famous among French speakers; he was the target of a religous and political conspiracy that began among his personal and political enemies in the town of Loudon and ended at the highest levels of political and religious power in the kingdom of France, with the direct involvement of Cardinal Richelieu and possibly of the king himself.