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  • Wilhelm Tell (in French Guillaume Tell) is a hero of the independence of Switzerland. Probably legendary figure, nevertheless he would have lived in the canton of Uri on the lakesides of the lake of Lucerne. The imperial baillif of Schwytz and Uri, in the service of Habsbourg, whom try to reaffirm their authority in the area, Hermann Gessler gave an order to set up a mast surmounted by his hat, demanding that the inhabitants greet it as if it were indeed present by himself.
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  • William Tell (Almanca: Wilhelm Tell, Fransızca: Guillaume [Giyom] Tell), 13. yüzyılda ve 14. yüzyılın başlarında yaşadığı iddia edilen efsanevi İsviçreli kahraman...
  • Wilhelm Tell, İsviçre’nin bağımsızlık mücadelesini simgeleyen efsanevi bir kahramandır. 14.yüzyılda Uri kantonuna bağlı Bürglen köyünde yaşadığı sanılmaktadır.
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  • He got a new lease of life in 1804 when Friedrich Schiller wrote the play Wilhelm Tell. Gioachino Rossini followed with his 1829 opera of the same name.
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  • In which Swiss town did William Tell shoot an apple off his son's head? No other Swiss person is so widely known as Wilhelm (William) Tell, the Swiss National...
  • Wilhelm Tell is a legendary figure in Swiss history, known for his bravery and resistance against the oppressive rule of the Habsburgs.
  • Wilhelm Tell passes in front of the hat by ignoring it. Gessler then condemns him to shoot an arrow from his crossbow in an apple set on the head of his son Walter...