Is Hamlet in Reality a True Crime Story About the Murder of Tycho Brahe?

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"Hamlet" by William Shakespeare (1564-1616) is considered one of the greatest plays of all times. We all know the story of the Danish prince whose mother has married the undisclosed murderer of his father, i.e. his uncle who now also has become the new king. However, when most of us see this as the well-established plot of the play, professor Peter Andersen (Universite de Strassbourg) sees it as a sort of allegory over the murder of the famous Danish astronomist, Tycho Brahe (1546-1601). This controversial theory was published in his new book, "Kunstvaerket" (: "The Artwork").

His key to this interpretation is a story from 1603: "Den Hvenske Kr?nike". It is about the enmity of the brother of King James I's wife, Anna, i.e. the Danish king Christian IV (1588-1648) and the astronomist, the murder by proxy by his relative, Erik Brahe, who admitted his crime in a letter, etc., etc.. The reason for the murder is according to Peter Andersen first and foremost the numerous slights by Tycho Brahe against the king's close friend and advisor, Jon Jakobsen (Also goes by the name of Venusin).

One of the reasons for the king's personal hatred of Tycho Brahe may have been the rumours that he had had an affair with his mother and that he had murdered his father, the former king. That made the astronomist out to be the king's natural father and thus robbed him of his legitimacy. According to Peter Andersen, the "Elsinore" of "Hamlet" is not the town of Helsingoer, but the small island of Hven which for many years was the home of Tycho Brahe.

To me this is a rather circumstantial evidence in a crime investigation, but Peter Andersen has assembled a large mass of evidence and is very well read. I think this is a book which shall fall totally or stand tall with time. Many will reject it on sight, so to speak, but only time will tell how it shall fare.

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Stalker-stalking if between justice and crime-A True Story Book Review

The celebrity stalkers out there are alive and well, but they are so dangerous as heck. How can you catch them before they do something really subtle? Well, suggest prosecutors, turns the table ambushes and switch roles, harassing the harassers. Become very similar to the Hunter and hunt their prey, predator, or in the case of the American army, terrorizing the terrorists. See that point.

It is a fascinating topic and considering that I've never been one to recommend a book on this topic of true crime detective work or prosecutors stalking Stalker, I can see that you are interested in and so, there is a book I recently read that sheds light on this topic, and boy will make you think. The cases outlined in the book are all true. The name of this volume is fantastic:

"Whisper of Fear-The true story of the Prosecutor who stalks the Stalkers" by Rhonda b. Saunders and Stephen. Michaud (both authors NYT best-seller), Berkley Books, New York, NY, (2008), pp. 338, ISBN: 978-0-425-22371-0.

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Get inside their heads, thinking like a stalker seems to be the only way to win and if the detective fails, lives are at stake and the results are frightening to consider too. Learn about investigative techniques, legal "arms and intuition as they stalk the stalker. Pursue the stalker isn't easy either, but Rhonda Saunders helped write many of the stalking laws, and she explains what it takes actually catch them and make those arrests stick. You will love this book true crime.

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