False Nero
16 hrs. 43 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Lion Feuchtwanger
Author
Lion Feuchtwanger
Narrator
Ilya Prudovsky
Narrator
Ilya Prudovsky
Description
The novel "False Nero" (1936) presents an up-to-date, sharply recognizable modernity dressed in Roman togas—fascist Germany.
A certain nobleman, rich and offended by power, finds a double of the recently murdered emperor Nero. Afterwards, together with him and other conspirators, he organizes a military mutiny, announcing that Emperor Nero is alive and intends to reclaim the power that was stolen from him. Many Romans fall for this scheme and begin to join the plotters. The mutiny gathers strength...
A certain nobleman, rich and offended by power, finds a double of the recently murdered emperor Nero. Afterwards, together with him and other conspirators, he organizes a military mutiny, announcing that Emperor Nero is alive and intends to reclaim the power that was stolen from him. Many Romans fall for this scheme and begin to join the plotters. The mutiny gathers strength...
