Nikolai Albertovich Kun (1877–1940) is known to the world as the author of the famous "Legends and Myths of Ancient Greece." However, he has other equally remarkable books, including "Tales of the Peoples of Africa," which first appeared in 1912...
and has since been rarely reprinted. In the retellings of African legends and traditions by Nikolai Kun, powerful sorcerers and bloodthirsty cannibals, cunning jackals and strong kind-hearted elephants, fierce lions, greedy hyenas, malevolent snakes, resourceful hares, and other amazing creatures act. The stories, preserved for centuries by the Hottentots, Zulus, Bechuanas, Herero, Wanyamwezi, Baganda, Swahili, and other peoples of the black continent, reveal to us a wonderful and exotic world of ancient African culture.
Series: Tales and Myths of the Peoples of the World
Age restrictions: 6+
Year of publication: 2023
ISBN: 9785001853206
Number of pages: 208
Size: 84х108/16 mm
Cover type: Твердый переплет
Weight: 741 g
ID: 1600796
Nikolai Albertovich Kun (1877–1940) is known to the world as the author of the famous "Legends and Myths of Ancient Greece." However, he has other equally remarkable books, including "Tales of the Peoples of Africa," which first appeared in 1912 and has since been rarely reprinted. In the retellings of African legends and traditions by Nikolai Kun, powerful sorcerers and bloodthirsty cannibals, cunning jackals and strong kind-hearted elephants, fierce lions, greedy hyenas, malevolent snakes, resourceful hares, and other amazing creatures act. The stories, preserved for centuries by the Hottentots, Zulus, Bechuanas, Herero, Wanyamwezi, Baganda, Swahili, and other peoples of the black continent, reveal to us a wonderful and exotic world of ancient African culture.
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