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Licht aus dem Osten – Light from the East
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Licht aus dem Osten – Light from the East

Stephan Seiler IASHA / JOSHA Journal

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Gottfried Schramm 1929-2017 "Light from the East" Missed encounters have often been described. Queen Elizabeth of England did not visit her captive rival in the garden of Fotheringhay Castle in 1587. Nor did the imperial commander Albrecht von Wallenstein receive a Swedish subcontractor in the camp of Pilsen in 1634. However, it could have happened. The series of the eight described encounters has taken shape in leisure hours, which a retired Freiburg historian now has more extensively than before. The essays are not about fiction, but about history, which has really happened. Only one should read between the lines because unfortunately, the encounters did not take place in reality. The eight "missed encounters" published by the Freiburg-based historian Prof. Dr. em. Gottfried Schramm will appear in the next few weeks as a series in the Journal of Science, Humanities, and Arts. In the third episode, Johan Wolfgang Goethe is inspired by a visit from the east to a late masterpiece. Professor Gottfried Schramm passed away on October 26th, 2017. Published by Stephan Seiler

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Article Information

Title

Licht aus dem Osten – Light from the East

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Article

Published in
Journal 15. February 2018
Language
German
Journal
Vol 5 Issue 2
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DEMETRIOS Literary Works

Authors Stephan Seiler1
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1 IASHA / JOSHA Journal

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Stephan Seiler (2018). "Licht aus dem Osten – Light from the East". JOSHA Journal. DOI: 10.17160/josha.5.2.384.