The Grimm Brothers: Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm

INTRODUCTION: I decided to study a fairy tale, especially the Grimm brothers' fairy tale. A fairy tale is a short story, composed of fantasy characters, places, objects. Many of them are made of fairies and mysterious creatures. Most fairy tales start with "Fairy Land" or "Remote Land". In many cases, in fairy tales, things become addictive and can talk and move. The most common characters in a fairy tale are the prince and the princess. Many fairy tales have been repeated over generations.

For many years, humans have tied the history of events through stories. We humans tell stories of nonfiction and fiction through pictures and words. For example, the Grimm Brothers, Brothers Jacob, Brothers William Green tells stories of countless illusory persuasion. These brothers wrote famous stories such as Cinderella and Snow White, and the influence of the two classic stories changed the idea of ​​the story. Over time, many stories were changed and rewritten to appeal to various users.

Jacob Ludwig Carl Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm are in Hanau, Germany. Jacob was born on January 4, 1785 and was born in William on February 24, 1786. Their parents are Philipp Wilhelm Grimm and Dorothea Grimm. Philipp and Dorothea have nine children. In 1971, the green house moved to Steiner. In five years later in 1976, Edward Wilhelm Grimm died at the age of 44. At this point Jacob is 11 years old and Wilhelm becomes 10 years old (Grimm brothers' house). In 1910, the Disney family moved to Kansas City. Walter helped his father's newspaper distribution business by providing newspapers. "Walter went to Benton School and occasionally amazed his teacher for his painting and performance talent, during which he was taking pictures and photos in school newspapers, he said again in the evening I attended art academy (Disney A to Z 143)

In the nineteenth century, two separate German versions were known as Brother Grimm at Jacob Grimm and brother Wilhelm Grimm. The first one was by Jeanette Hassenpflug (1791-1860), the second was Marie Hassenpflug (1788-1856) brothers made the first edition the main part of the story and the second edition became its sequel. The story of Rotkäppchen is included in their initial edition of Kinder-und Hausmärchen (Child and Family Story (1812)). Since the early part of the story is very close to the Perrault variant, it is almost certainly the source of the story. But they fixed the ending; this version rescued the little girl and her grandmother from the hunter chasing the wolf's skin; the ending is the same as the story of the legendary wolf and the seven children, The latter seems to be the source