"Walstein's camp: a play" is a dramatic work by the German poet and playwright Friedrich Schiller. This play fits into the framework of a historical tragedy and tells about the events during the Thirty Years' War. The main character, Albrecht von Walstein, poetically embodies the image of the emperor in the camp, where he generously hosts many military and political leaders. The play is marked by deep philosophical reflections on power, war and human nature, as well as a masterful reproduction of complex problems of social life. "Walstein's Camp" is a dramatic masterpiece that fascinates with its slow rhythm, deep dialogues and rich philosophical undertones.