A wake-up call from another time. With the exception of six signatures, only one handwritten document by Shakespeare has survived. Only recently were experts able to verify its authorship. What was created around 1604 reads today—against the backdrop of the so-called refugee crisis—like a passionate plea for a dignified coexistence. Urgent, compelling, and shockingly relevant. With a foreword by Heribert Prantl, translated and accompanied by an essay by Frank Günther.