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Årets gang - Livets sang. Signalement af et bondeliv

By: Johannes Stræde
Narrated by: Aksel Hundslev
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Helt frem til anden verdenskrigs slutning var bøndernes liv i Danmark karakteriseret ved en samhørighed mellem menneskene, arbejdet, årsrytmen og naturen - en gensidighed som det moderne produktionslandbrug har mistet en hel del af.

I "Årets gang - Livets sang" beskriver Johannes Stræde i erindringsglimt livet på landet, som det formede sig frem til 1950‘erne. Johannes Stræde (1920-2018) var en dansk forfatter, højskoleforstander og grundtvigianer. I løbet af sit liv arbejdede han blandt andet som kommunalchef i den daværende Rosenholm Kommune på Djursland og som våbenmester. Johannes Stræde udgav et væld af bøger om billedkunst, lokalhistorie og kultur.
©2019 Lindhardt og Ringhof (P)2019 Lindhardt og Ringhof
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