Benedek Elek - Mondák and legendák

Benedek Elek (September 30, 1859 in Kisbacon - August 17, 1929 in Kisbacon) Hungarian journalist, writer, parliamentarian, "the great storyteller". Benedek Elek left behind a huge oeuvre, the largest part of his oeuvre is related to fairy-tale literature, here we find fairy tales collected and written by him, but there are also translations and revisions among them, such as the collection of the Brothers Grimm. In addition, the results of ethnographic collections and other literary works are also a good number. The title of his current volume is "Fables and Legends", the writer has mostly covered the stories of medieval Hungary. Among them there is a fairy tale, a story about the Turkish basa, the three archangels or the goddaughter of the Virgin Mary, but also a story called the devil's stone. All of this delivered to the precious Reader in the delicious Hungarian language of Benedek Elek.

National Heritage Publishing House
A storybook
87 pages
Binding: paperback glued
ISBN: 9786156189677
Author: Benedek Elek
Release year: 2021