Upon being threatened over his plans to save Max, who had once saved him from the Gestapo, Kurt kills Teck de Brancovis in this play.
A man in this play calms down his wife by describing an annual holiday festival in his hometown which was ruined for him when he saw twenty-seven men murdered in a street fight. A count who had earlier in this play been told not to play cards at the embassy with only "eighty-seven dollars" is later murdered by a man who tells him "you should not gamble with your life" after a short discussion about his plans to get a visa from (*) Von Steitz. This play is set in the estate of the Farrellys, where it is discovered that a man has been hiding $23,000 collected over the years to fund a resistance movement. Upon being threatened over his plans to save Max, who had once saved him from the Gestapo, Kurt kills Teck de Brancovis in this play. For 10 points, name this play about the Mullers, a family of anti-Nazi activists living in Washington D.C., written by Lillian Hellman
A man in this play calms down his wife by describing an annual holiday festival in his hometown which was ruined for him when he saw twenty-seven men murdered in a street fight.
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