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A Greek tragedy exploring betrayal, revenge, and the destruction caused by broken trust. Discipline: Theater -
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The execution of Socrates represents the tragic clash between truth-seeking and political power. Discipline: Philosophy -
History A turning point in Roman politics marked by betrayal and political tragedy.
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A tragic downfall of a once-powerful Roman statesman whose ambition led to his destruction. Discipline: History -
A tragic play about jealousy, manipulation, and the emotional vulnerability of love. Discipline: Literature -
the painting’s darker tones reflect the tragic tension of civic duty and human imperfection. -
A tragic symbol of revolution, political upheaval, and the cost of monarchy. -
Composed while Beethoven was deaf, the symphony embodies the tragic struggle between suffering and creative triumph. -
A devastating humanitarian tragedy that resulted in mass starvation and migration. -
A tragic moment marking the loss of one of history’s most influential artists, whose suffering shaped his work. -
A tragic-comic play dealing with unrequited love, artistic failure, and despair. -
A tragic maritime disaster caused by human error, structural failures, and misplaced confidence. -
A powerful depiction of the tragic bombing of civilians during the Spanish Civil War. -
Widely regarded as a modern tragedy showing the downfall of a man consumed by greed and loneliness. -
A tragic existential play about meaninglessness, uncertainty, and human suffering. -
A national tragedy that profoundly affected American identity and political history. -
A tragic story of Eva Perón’s rise and early death, blending political tragedy with personal suffering.