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A heart of stone
- A German fairytale
- Narrated by: Jürgen Fritsche
- Length: 1 hr and 12 mins
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A heart of stone
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Summary
Peter Munk is a charcoal burner in the Black Forest in southern Germany, making a poor living. How nice it would be if he had as much money as the rich merchants! As Peter was born on a Sunday, he is granted three wishes by a little glass man - but since the first two are so foolish, the glass man refuses the third. When all his money is squandered, Peter is in a bind. Where can he get more money? Well, he can turn to Dutch Michael, another ghost in the Black Forest. But the help of this dark character comes at a terrible price...
This fairytale by German author Wilhelm Hauff was written in the early 19th century and is arguably his most famous one!
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