Den Flyvende Hollaender

Den Flyvende Hollaender: Dramatisk Digtning I Fem Handlinger, by Oscar Madsen, is a Danish dramatic poem from 1893. Based on the legend of the Flying Dutchman, this five-act work explores themes of redemption, eternal wandering, and the power of love. The story follows the cursed captain doomed to sail the seas for eternity unless he finds a woman willing to sacrifice herself for him. Madsen's dramatic rendering captures the haunting atmosphere of the original legend. It will appeal to readers interested in classic Danish literature, opera, and the enduring tale of the Flying Dutchman. This edition preserves the original text, offering a glimpse into the theatrical landscape of late 19th-century Denmark.

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