Hanspeter Born

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Hanspeter Born (born November 15, 1938 in Bern ) is a Swiss journalist and book author.

Life

Hanspeter Born studied English at the University of Bern and graduated with a doctorate . From 1977 to 1982 he was Washington - correspondent of Radio DRS . From 1984 to 2009 he worked as a foreign editor for Weltwoche ; he continues to write for the newspaper. He was best known for his 16-part series of articles (1988/89) - followed by two books, the second of which was banned shortly after its publication - on Murder in Kehrsatz . In an article in Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England , he argues that Shakespeare rewrote some scenes in Robert Greene's A Knack to Know a Knave , which provoked Greene's attack on Shakespeare in A Groatsworth of Wit .

Works (selection)

As an author

  • For the correctness: Kurt Waldheim . Schneekluth, Munich 1987
  • Murder in reverse. How a family tragedy turned into a judicial scandal . Weltwoche-ABC, Zurich 1989
  • Accident in reverse. A hypothesis . Weltwoche-ABC, Zurich 1990
  • Those were the days. Ferdi Kübler and the golden years of Swiss cycling. Weltwoche-ABC, Zurich 1990
  • Le "Pédophile Argovien" or Comment fabriquer un monstre . Le glaive et la plume, Geneva 1996
  • Statesman in the Storm, Pilet-Golaz and the year 1940 . münsterverlag, Basel 2020. ISBN 978-3-907146-72-9

As a co-author

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Why Greene was angry at Shakespeare