The German Novelists: Popular Traditions Collected and Narrated by [1] Otmar [I. E. J. K. C. Nachtigal]; [2] K. F. Gottschalck; [3] P. Eberhardt; [4]

The German Novelists is a fascinating collection of stories that showcases the diversity and richness of German literature. With contributions from some of the most important authors of the 19th century, including the Brothers Grimm and Karl Gottschalck, these tales bring to life the myths, legends, and folk traditions of Germany. Written with humor, insight, and pathos, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the literature of Europe.

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