Polish folktales

Poland is located in Central Europe. With more than a thousand years of tradition, the Polish have developed a unique cultural heritage.
The collection of folktales from Poland consists of one book with seven folktales.

Polish Fairy Tales

Notes: Contains seven Polish folktales.

Author: A. J. Glinski
Translator: Maude Ashurst Biggs
Published: 1920
Publisher: John Lane, The Bodley Head, London; John Lane Company, New York

0.Preface

1.The frog princess

2.Princess Miranda and prince Hero

3.The eagles

4.The whirlwind

5.The good ferryman and the water nymphs

6.The princess of the brazen mountain

7.The bear in the forest hut

What's interesting in Poland

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