Vuytsik: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

The Woyzeck play, which is the most famous work of Georg Buchner, a German playwright, narrates the life of a poor and helpless soldier, whom the army commanders turn into a puppet and a plaything of their own. They reach out and insult Vitsk to the point where they insult his fiance Marie, and in the meantime, the poor soldier kills his fiancee. The calamities and filth in this play affect Vitsk so much that he realizes that he lives on a land where he must suffer in absolute loneliness and constant anxiety. In this story, Witsk rises from the mortal world with a self-inflicted death, and this story shows that Buchner is the first person who gave an objective meaning to German-European nihilism. Buchner was also politically active in his short life. He was a socialist and was constantly chased by the police at that time. This German playwright died in Zurich in 1837 due to typhus at the age of 23. Years ago, the play "Vitsek" was staged in the city theater. Simultaneously with the publication of the second edition of this book, another performance of this work is going to be shown to the public.