(450) PRANTL (SZ) with Shakespeare has to serve for the refugee crisis

September 08, 2016

(450) PRANTL (SZ) with Shakespeare has to serve for the refugee crisis

THE REFUGEE C R I S I S

Marlowe [alias Shake-speare] in 1593 had to abandon his name & identity and had to spent the rest of his life as a refugee.

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H.Prantl (SZ)
wrote a preface

Frank Günther
Translator of the english text

The enduring Middle East conflict forced streams of people into Europe. It’s said to be the largest refugee crisis since World War II.-

The media (British Library, ORF, NDR, Die Welt, Huffington Post, Hamburger Abendblatt etc. etc.) early joined the bandwagon of press agencies: seemingly trying to calm down: they all assured us that such things are not uncommon but and have been

described impressively already in Elisabethan times by William Shakespeare.

The German media spoke erroneously even of a new discovery.

England had its own refugee crisis, with over 64,000 arriving on English shores between the 1330 and 1550,

-->England’s Medieval Immigrants. --- Strangely only 3 pages of the manuscript, ff. 8r, 8v and 9r, have been identified as Shakespeare’s, based on handwriting, spelling, vocabulary and the images and ideas expressed. -

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Sept.23, 2016 a new german translation of the monologue (compare it with that in Wikipedia) and an essay by Frank Günther together with a preface of Heribert Prantl (Süddeutsche Zeitung) appeared as a

Small booklet ("Die Fremden")

It has been speculated that after Queen Elisabeth's death in 1603, Shakespeare was brought in to revise the "collabrative" Play-script Sir Thomas More along with the assumed main editor Munday & other playwrights. Shakespeare’s additions include 147 lines in the middle of the action, in which Sir Thomas More is called on to address an anti-immigration riot on the streets of London. He delivers a gripping speech to the aggressive mob, who are baying for so-called ‘strangers’ to be banished: -

The figure Thomas More relies on human empathy to make his point: if the rioters were suddenly banished to a foreign land, they would become ‘wretched strangers’ too, and equally vulnerable to attack.’ (--->listen to Mc Kellans speech!). It is by no means settled that More’s words were indeed written by Shakspere from Stratford.. –

Absurdly at present the play is considered to be written in "collaboration", in a team e.g. by M u n d a y , , , Heywood, Shakespeare, Dekker, …(s.Blog 448 ”).-

This "bizarre" inconsistency could be resolved, if the Academic "Shakespeare Orthodoxy" would have accepted a real historical "Authorship Conspiracy " ( read Summary) .

The Monologue and the Play - today- is assumed to have been written by MUNDAY , a pseudonym of 'true / real' Shakespeare,(click --->VIDEO on Munday below) , not identical with the Stratfordman !