When Brecht’s mother Courage is underestimated a false cannonball ball

So far, Bertolt Brecht’s mother Courage has been seen as a completely unteachable commercial councilor. As a marketer, Anna Fierling is purely business at a time that is out of joint. Your own children lets her pull her covered wagon, on this she bumps through the lunar and murder landscapes of the Thirty Years’ War. She loses both sons one after the other – even ancestor of every form of self -benefit – to the grinding of denominational slaughterhouse, then the silent daughter.