Hanau

Hanau is the birthplace of the Grimm Brothers, the great storytellers of North-European tradition. Although scholars of Germanic language and culture, their famous collection of popular novels, to which their worldwide fame is still linked, is an important cultural baggage of the German political identity of the eighteenth century.

 

In the photo on the left we see the town hall located in the market square, just behind the Grimm Brothers’ statue.

A few kilometres separate Frankfurt from the town of Hanau

The Markplatz, crowded on a market day. In the background, the town hall with the monument to the Grimm Brothers.

Antonino Minissale, author of “The Grimm’s World”, under  the statue

The Grimm Brothers’ statue

The Grimm Brothers

The author, with his wife, under the statue

The market crowds the square, around of the Grimm Brothers’ statue

The back of the statue’ where Mark tries to perform the ritual suggested by Konrad Lang for the first time

View of the Walloon church

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