Weigand creates a surprisingly light coffin for one of the title characters, who are warned against singing Moritz Jaeger's marching song by the policeman Kutsche, and whose procession is opposed by Pastor Kittelhaus.  
At one point in this work, one character vomits up the meat prepared from a dog he killed because he hasn't eaten meat in years. Weigand creates a surprisingly light coffin for one of the title characters, who are warned against singing Moritz Jaeger's marching song by the policeman Kutsche, and whose procession is opposed by Pastor Kittelhaus.  The overseer Dreissiger has the young Becker arrested, but the title characters free him and begin a riot, in which they are joined by Luise and Gottlieb despite the advice of Old Hilse. Based on riots that took place in the author's birthplace of Silesia, FTP, name this play about the revolt of the titular workers, written by Gerhart Hauptmann.
At one point in this work, one character vomits up the meat prepared from a dog he killed because he hasn't eaten meat in years.
The Weavers or Die Weber