The Brothers Grimm: Part 3

Episode 19 of the Borrowed Bones podcast, hosted by Sarah Sexton, titled "The Brothers Grimm: Part 3" was published on October 1, 2025 and runs 44 minutes.

October 1, 2025 ·44m · Borrowed Bones

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As we reach the final chapter in our Brothers Grimm trilogy, we follow Jacob and Wilhelm through their golden years at the University of Berlin. We see how these scholarly siblings who have already transformed folklore collection into a science, continue to make history even in their twilight years. Sources: The German Fairytale Route, The Romantic Movement, The Polar Star, Hans Christian Andersen, Frankfurt National Assembly, Grimms Fairytales Support the show E-Mail t...

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As we reach the final chapter in our Brothers Grimm trilogy, we follow Jacob and Wilhelm through their golden years at the University of Berlin. We see how these scholarly siblings who have already transformed folklore collection into a science, continue to make history even in their twilight years.

Sources:

The German Fairytale Route, The Romantic Movement, The Polar Star,

Hans Christian Andersen, Frankfurt National Assembly, Grimms Fairytales

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