Wilhelm Grimm
24. 2. 1786 –
16. 12. 1859
Together with his brother Jacob, he preserved folk tales for future generations—stories still read by children and adults around the world today. He was a German linguist, professor, and meticulous collector of stories. However, he became famous for more than just fairy tales: he also made significant contributions to the study of Germanic languages and helped shape the modern form of the fairy-tale tradition.
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