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- German - and Russian literature professor Pierre Garaud and his wife Elisabeth host an intimate party, where her brother Vincent announces he and his partner Anna Caravati are finally expecting an baby, then shocks everyone, having chosen the Hitlerian name Adolf. It starts a cycle of disbelief and reproaches, with more secret thrown in, like Anna's affair with best friend Claude Gatignol, both also guests. Before Vincent retracts the 'joke', much harm is done.
- In the nine-part series, Leona König invites young talents to the stage together with the stars of the classical music scene every year.
- In 1928, 200 years after the London premiere of John Gay's "Beggar's Opera", Bertolt Brecht edited a new translation for the opening of the Theater am Schiffbauerdamm in Berlin and, at Lion Feuchtwanger's suggestion, gave the play the title The Threepenny Opera. Kurt Weill's music contains elements of jazz and light music, of church and opera melodies - the audience at the premiere reacts icily at first, then enthusiastically: the evening becomes a triumph, the greatest theatrical success of the 1920s and is only taken off the schedule in 1933 - under pressure Joseph Goebbels' Nazi Propaganda Ministry.
- Highly talented young musicians are selected in an audition every year by a professional jury from the most important music institutions in Austria. At the "Golden Note" concert..
- True story about Khaled Ibn Alwalid, the famous Muslim warrior, and how he became the symbol of love during the famous Battle of Yarmouk when he lost his helmet that contained few strands of the Prophet's hair, and he turned his back on the battle to rescue those hairs-thus illustrating love in the midst of war.