Biographical Résumé
 

Ove von Spaeth, Danish writer, historian, and researcher, investigates the ancient, still significant traces and the surprisingly many surviving clues concerning the historical Moses - a new dimension explored. This task is thoroughly supported by the fact that the author is endowed with substantial historical and astronomical knowledge and experience.
          The fate and mystery of Moses is researched by the author and explorer's inter-scientific studies in Egyptology, the ancient Rabbinical Writings, the history of religions, Bible analysis, archaeology, together with the history of astronomy - and, hereby, disclosing a hitherto unknown message hidden in the world's oldest star map.

          Altogether, in the various works of Ove von Spaeth, published during his many years of intensive studies and exploration, this background also combines with his comprehensive research into anthropology, ancient languages, and historical significant facts about mystery religion and mythology. Throwing new light on the unusually abundant and also controversial material, and in addition viewed from a holistic angle his research also extends to a special line of science: the cosmology of historical religions.  

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          Briefing on some of the author's principal works.   The thoroughly documented discovery series with Ove von Spaeth's radical exploration of Moses' momentous Egyptian background were received by the readers, science, and media with enthusiasm and great interest - and also some protests and significant attacks - already on the first volume of the "Assassinating Moses"-series.
          The international attention caused, for instance, The University and National Library of Israel in Jerusalem, Israel, to begin purchasing the series. In 2005, the volume 5 was published and the long-term creation of this book-series thus finished. To be succeeded by a comprehensive work of translation, firstly in English. It is the first time a work of five volumes on Moses - the earliest known great personality in history - has ever been established.

          Ove von Spaeth's treatise about the exact dating of the world's oldest star map is a scientific pioneer work was published by the "Centaurus International Magazine of The History of Mathematics, Science, and Technology" (Vol. 42;3) in July 2000. A special version, for non-scientific readers, was added in "The Enignatic Son of Pharaoh's Daughter", the Volume 2 of his book-series on Moses.

           "Concerning Ove von Spaeth's momentous, new-orientating treatise on Dating the Oldest Egyptian Star Map", which was published in "Centaurus International Magazine on The History of Mathematics, Science, and Technology" : - a scientific pioneering work which has gained sustained admiration and respect internationally for its non-traditional observations and for finding solutions to the special difficult problems of key importance to the ancient Egyptian astronomy and the chronological perspectives. - In addition, the actual findings have further supported research on improving the dating of Moses' historical period."
          - Hans Baron Anckarstjerna, historian, editor-in-chief, - Swedano Journal

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The new points of view.   By the importance of maintaining some tracks and markers of the 'fate' of the Internet based information on Ove von Spaeth's publications - and save them in spite of the fact that Internet-published versions are often being of a transient nature - the events following the appearance of the book-series and the often exotic or unorthodox reactions are all presented on these books' own homepage moses-egypt.net .
          The readers' interest, since 1999, very soon turned the  moses-egypt.net  into a 'cult' status. In 2006 the site was expanded together with a comprehensive updating, now holding more than 160 web pages. Most of them bilingual. These archives on the Internet are containing reviews, debates, articles, critics, recommendations, disapprovals, reservations, and queries - and a controversial history of research now unlocked for posterity - concerning the work on the historical Moses and the quest for his traces and new aspects of his activities. (Cf. some of the credentials).

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Some short details.   In addition to the activities of writing books, Ove von Spaeth have made science-cultural journalistic work - from studios both in Denmark and through the many years of living abroad as well as long-term study tours and other kinds of discovery journeys to all continents. Articles and features have especially been about astronomy, culture and religion history, myth research, and anthropology.
          Ove von Spaeth has also worked out a determinative astronomical dating for a Tycho Brahe treatise (by Peter Zeeberg, Professor in Latin language at The University of Copenhagen) - published in the series of the Renaissance studies of Museum Tusculanum. And previously he has occasionally been reviewer for the Scandinavian magazine "Astronomical Journal", and also consultant for the Steno Museum, the Danish Museum for History of the Exact Sciences, at the University of Aarhus, Denmark. In addition, Ove von Spaeth has contributed as a referee-/reviewer with the "Isis Journal of the History of Science", the world's oldest and leading international magazine of science history. 

          Even before the 1980's, Ove von Spaeth also carried out research on cyclic phenomena, synchronicity, and "pattern recognition" when this was at its start as a new, developing study. This was leading him to the valuable connections with some of the great discoverers in the sciences of astronomy and nuclear physics. It sat down tracks in the author's articles on particular historical science, the history of religion and ideas, and relating topics.

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