Friedrich von Schiller
Friedrich von Schiller was a prominent German poet, philosopher, and playwright, born in 1759. He is best known for his works that explore themes of freedom, beauty, and humanity, including plays such as 'The Robbers,' 'Mary Stuart,' and 'William Tell.' Schiller's writing is characterized by its emotional depth and philosophical inquiry, and he is considered one of the key figures of the German literary movement known as Weimar Classicism, alongside Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. His influence extends beyond literature into the realms of politics and aesthetics, making him a vital figure in German cultural history. Schiller passed away in 1805, but his legacy endures through his timeless works and their continued relevance in discussions of art and society.
Born on Nov 10, 1759 (265 years old)
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The German writer Friedrich von Schiller wrote his last major work, the drama about Wilhelm Tell.
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