Mária Bánrévy
Nibelungenlied

🛡 Hello! Our project draws its inspiration from the ancient German myth, 'Nibelungenlied.' This is the beginning of a legend, a path paved with miracles and challenges.
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Jewish writer describes National Socialist Germany's war against the Allies as a struggle between Hagen of the Nibelungenlied VS the Biblical character Jeremiah.'

7th para:

'The Jews are the living embodiment of Judeo-Christian ethic.'

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Sentinel, 1938.

In the Nibelungenlied, Wallachian princes are mentioned at several weddings, secret Nordic connection?

“All around the flowers were wetted with the blood
As there with death he struggled. Yet not for long he could,
Because the deadly weapon had cut him all too sore:
And soon the keen and noble knight was doomed to speak no more.”

– Nibelungenlied

This is the ultimate gothic house. You spend one afternoon here and you’ll compose a german opera and be reciting the Nibelungenlied from memory.

„Ich habe dir etwas zum Lesen mitgebracht.“

„Was denn?“

„Das Nibelungenlied.“

„Ich wusste, die Sache hat einen Hagen.“

Anyone casting aspersions on Tolkien's character because he was a fan of Wagner's Ring cycle in his youth needs to shut up.

No, its not 'guilt by association' with the N*zis. He just loved the Nibelungenlied. So much so, he wrote his own version.

#tolkien #nibelungenlied

This looks awfully like we are approaching Götterdämmerung. Read the Nibelungenlied. It explains everything. More on this from me perhaps
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'Full many a wonder is told us in stories old, of heroes worthy of praise, of hardships dire, of joy and feasting, of the fighting of bold warriors, of weeping and of wailing; now ye may hear wonders told' (Nibelungenlied)

🎨 C. O. Czeschka

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The greatest literary accomplishment of medieval Germany is The Nibelungenlied dated 1205. Epic literature combined with tragedy is uniquely a product of Indo-Europeans, a state of mind then nurtured across Europe, from Iceland to Greece.

The Nibelungenlied used to have a…

4. The Nibelungenlied, 1200

A potent tale of murder and vengeance that draws upon early Germanic myths. The protagonist Siegfried is caught in a quarrel between his true love and a queen, resulting in his demise. It’s been compared to the Iliad in sheer scope and craft.

#G_DRACO is preparing for a major presale launch on #Pinksale ! I will also participate in the presale! They will do marketing before presale! I hear there will be some familiar faces there!🔥

📌The origins of the project are based on a mythological story called #Nibelungenlied !…

قسمت دوازدهم فصل دوم #ژرمانیا منتشر شد

سرود نیبلونگ‌ها ۱۲

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#پادکست #پادکست _ژرمانیا #فصل_دوم #تاریخ #اساطیر #سرود_نیبلونگ‌ها
#GermaniaPodcast #Season2 #MedievalEpic #NationalEpic #Germany #Nibelungenlied

In the medieval German poem The Nibelungenlied, epic hero Siegfried wears a cloak that makes him invisible & increases his strength. Unseen, he helps King Gunther win Icelandic Queen Brünhild's hand by guiding him through three athletic trials. #FolkloreSunday

Based upon the epic poem Nibelungenlied, Siegfried travels to King Gunther's castle. On the way he kills a dragon, an evil dwarf king, gaining a magic helmet of invisibility and illusion

#fairytaletuesday #fantasy #film

Die Nibelungen: Siegfried, 1924
dir. Fritz Lang

Part 1: Based upon the epic Nibelungenlied, Siegfried travels to King Gunther's castle. On the way he kills a dragon, an evil dwarf king, gaining a magic helmet of invisibility and illusion

#fairytaletuesday #fantasy #film

Die Nibelungen: Siegfried, 1924
dir. Fritz Lang #botd

Finished reading the Nibelungenlied and I dare say may be better than the Iliad

Darklings!

With Kalevala Day due on Tuesday, #ofdarkandmacabre sets forth to savour

“Old Wine in New Skins – Poets’ Myths and Kunstmärchen”

from the Nibelungenlied-poet, Ferdowsi and Lönnrot to Andersen and Tolkien in this week's (non-exclusive) theme.

🎨 R.W. Ekman (1866)