William Tell: Fact or Fiction?

Introduction In this article we will introduce the research of the legend of William Tell and the conclusion of our research. In short, what we ask ourselves is that William Tell 's legend is true or false. It consists of facts and novels. Before talking about the legend, I will explain the general historical background. Later, we will try to distinguish legendary facts from fiction. Finally, I would like to show the influence of William Tell on Swiss society. General Historical Background Prior to the Middle Ages, Switzerland was conquered by various dynasties and kingdoms.

Charlie Chaplin imitated William Tell on his 1928 silent film "Circus". In 1931, Salvador Dalí painted the late stages of William Tell, William Tell and Gradiva, and in 1933 drawn the mystery of William Tell. Spanish playwright Alfonso Sastre reproduced this legend with his "Guillermo Tell tiene los ojos tristes" (William Tell has sad eyes) in 1955; implementation until the end of the Franco regime in Spain In Switzerland, In addition to Altdorf and Interlaken, Tell's importance declined in the second half of the nineteenth century and they regularly performed the tradition of Schiller's performance in 1899 and 1912 respectively. During the Second World War, as a national symbol of Tel, it revived again in terms of labor. For example, in 1923, the Swiss Post introduced a corner for their coaching services based on Rossini's Teruopera proposal, and in 1931 the image image was introduced as a symbol of the Swiss product.

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