Robin Hood
- ISBN-10
- 3772518710
- ISBN-13
- 9783772518713
- Series
- Robin Hood
- Pages
- 237
- Language
- German
- Published
- 2000
- Author
- Rosemary Sutcliff
Description
Die Männer aus dem Wald: Richard Löwenherz ist in Gefangenschaft, als sein Bruder Johann über England regiert. Unter seiner Herrschaft werden viele Bauern enteignet oder zu hohen Abgaben gezwungen, Leibeigene erfahren Misshandlungen. Auch gegen Robert Locksley wird Anklage erhoben, weil er das Wild gejagt habe, das nur dem König zustehe. Um seinen Kopf zu retten, flieht Robert mit einigen Leibeigenen in den Wald. Er nennt sich fortan Robin Hood und sein Bestreben gilt, die Edelleute und Kirchenmänner, die sich an Ärmeren bereichert haben, zu überfallen. Er nimmt ihnen Güter ab und lässt sie Ärmeren zukommen. Die Schar der grün Gewandeten im Wald von Barnsdale nimmt ständig zu. Als Richard Löwenherz frei wird, sind auch Robin Hood und seine Geächteten befreit. Die Neuausgabe des 1984 auf Deutsch erschienenen Romans ist mit seiner universellen Botschaft der Ungerechtigkeiten gegenüber Ärmeren noch immer brandaktuell und dieser Kampf sowie das Leben in der Natur faszinieren besonders Jungen, aber vielleicht auch Mädchen. Zudem wird ein spannendes Bild von England im 12. Jahrhundert vermittelt. Ab 12 Jahren, *****, Denise Racine.
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