by Hans K. Stöckl · Wiener Verlag. · tapa dura · ISBN 9783570087442
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«Die schönsten deutschen Volkssagen» is an anthology of German folk legends illustrated by Hans K. Stöckl, published by Wiener Verlag in hardback.
It collects German folk sagas with brave heroes, famous jesters, and episodes of struggles and victories from Germanic history. These are traditional tales set in the Middle Ages and a legendary past, with myths and figures such as Rübezahl.
The edition has 373 pages and was published in 1979 in German. The bibliographic record links it to «Bunte Welt der Sagen».
Aimed at a young and adult audience that enjoys folklore, mythology, and traditional German stories.
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