TITLE:Wilhelm Tell

PUBLISHER:Eli s.r.l

ISBN:9788853606525

DEC-INDEX :832.6

YEAR:2011

RESUME:"Wilhelm Tell" is a renowned historical play written by Friedrich Schiller, a German playwright, in 1804. The play is set in Switzerland during the early 14th century and revolves around the legendary figure of William Tell, a skilled archer. The story portrays Tell's struggle against the oppressive Austrian rule and his iconic act of shooting an apple off his son's head with a bow and arrow. "Wilhelm Tell" embodies themes of freedom, rebellion, and the enduring spirit of the Swiss people. It has become a symbol of Swiss patriotism and independence, representing the defiance of tyranny. Schiller's play captures the essence of Swiss folklore and has had a significant influence on literature, theater, and Swiss national identity.

N_PAGES:79

ILLUSTRATION:Oui

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