An adaptation of this novel which was quoted at the Nuremburg Trials urged the Germans to live with "hearts open to every fruitful source of wonder, great through understanding and love."
An adaptation of this novel which was quoted at the Nuremburg Trials urged the Germans to live with "hearts open to every fruitful source of wonder, great through understanding and love." A woman surnamed Buff who inspired one of this novel's characters confronts its author in that adaptation, the novel The Beloved Returns by Thomas Mann. A satire of this novel by Friedrich Nicolai in which some bullets are replaced with chicken blood led to a poetic depiction of Nicolai (*) defecating on the grave of this novel's protagonist. The death of this novel's protagonist and his burial under a linden tree led to a wave of copycat suicides in Europe. For 10 points, name this novel whose protagonist kills himself out of love for Lotte, which was written by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.  
An adaptation of this novel which was quoted at the Nuremburg Trials urged the Germans to live with "hearts open to every fruitful source of wonder, great through understanding and love."
The Sorrows of Young Werther [or Die Leiden des jungen Werthers]