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Fairy Tales by Hans Christian Andersen (1805 - 1875)

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This collection of fairy tales include many that you may never have heard of. Published in 1884, Andersen obviously enjoyed putting many unique stories in it that he found fun to tell and listen to but which may not have been known to his growing audience of children and people. The short life of Hans Christian Anderson that starts the book will be included in this recording, even though it was written by the editor and not by Anderson. - Summary by phil chenevert

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Latest episode

Feb 3, 2025

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Episodes

The Child in the Grave 03.02.2025
The Old Gravestone 03.02.2025
What the Moon Saw 03.02.2025
The Marsh King's Daughter 03.02.2025
The Old House 03.02.2025
The Fir Tree 03.02.2025
The Garden of Paradise 03.02.2025
The Two Lovers 03.02.2025
The Emperor's New Clothes 03.02.2025
The Last Pearl 03.02.2025
The Bond of Friendship 03.02.2025
Ole-Luk-Ole 03.02.2025
The Old Street Lamp 03.02.2025
The Swineherd 03.02.2025
Children's Prattle 03.02.2025
The Ice Maiden 03.02.2025
Little Ida's Flowers 03.02.2025
The Jewish Maiden 03.02.2025
The Bachelor's Nightcap 03.02.2025
The Mischievous Boy 03.02.2025
The Tinder Box 03.02.2025
Soup from a Sausage Skewer 03.02.2025
Elder-Tree Mother 03.02.2025
The Goblin and the Huckster 03.02.2025
Under the Willow Tree 03.02.2025

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