The manufacturer Dreisseger owns the workplace for most of the characters in this play, and they are organized by the young solider Jaeger and the impudent giant Becker.
In this play, Weinhold is fired after expressing sympathy with some other characters, and later, Luise joins a group of people who are entering Dittrich's house. The Pastor Kittelhaus attempts to talk down a group of angry people, but fails, and soldiers are similarly unable to calm down the mob. A basket weaver named Ansorge owns a house in which the Baumert's stay, and they are visted by a man who reads the newspapers and contends that their outlook is bleak. The manufacturer Dreisseger owns the workplace for most of the characters in this play, and they are organized by the young solider Jaeger and the impudent giant Becker. For ten points, identify this play about the plight of the title Silesian workers, a work by Gerhart Hauptmann.
In this play, Weinhold is fired after expressing sympathy with some other characters, and later, Luise joins a group of people who are entering Dittrich's house.
The {Weavers} (also accept “Die {Weber}”)