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This e-book gives us an insight into Jón Jóhannesson, a very modern Robin Hood. | Find thousands of free educational ebooks for classroom use at read.bookcreator.com

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This book gives an insight into Erazem Predjamski, a Slovenian Robin Hood. | Find thousands of free educational ebooks for classroom use at read.bookcreator.com

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Introduction......3

Who Franc Guzaj is......5

Why he started his life as an outlaw......7

Life as an outlaw......9

Guzaj´s death......11

Curiosity......13

Webgraphy......15

Authors......16

In framework of the Erasmus+KA121 project "Cultural Heritage Connects" between three European schools.

This project is going to approach the "Slovenian Robin Hood" who was an outlaw.
This project is about Franc Guzaj.

The famous folk hero Franc Guzaj was born to a poor peasant family in Sv. Primož pri Šentjurju on 12 November 1839. He left his considerable mark on the greater Kozjansko region, then imperial Lower Styria , and filled it with fear some 150 years ago with his unique feats of banditry and tricks.

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This e-book gives an insight into Franc Guzack, a Slovenian Robin Hood. | Find thousands of free educational ebooks for classroom use at read.bookcreator.com

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A work done on the Icelandic Robin Hood | Find thousands of free educational ebooks for classroom use at read.bookcreator.com

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This e-book gives an insight into Zé do Telhado, a Portuguese Robin Hood. | Find thousands of free educational ebooks for classroom use at read.bookcreator.com

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- Introduction ------ page 2
- Biography ------ page 3
- Historical background ------ page 4 and 5
- Culture ------ page 6 to 14
- Conclusion ------ page 15
- Biography of the authors ------ page 16 and 17
- Webgraphy ------ page 18

In the framework of the Erasmus+ KA121 project "Cultural Heritage Connects" between three European schools from Iceland, Portugal and Slovenia an intercultural project was developed.
This project is going to approach national characters who helped people in need.
This e-book is about Robin Hood.

Robin Hood was an outlaw who stole from the nobility to give to the poor.
He would have lived in the 12th century, at the time of King Richard I, also known as the Lionheart king and for the great Crusades.
Robin Hood was skilled at archery and lived in Sherwood forest, where he was helped by a tight group of friends, including Little John, Friar Tuck, Allan Dale and Will Scarlet amongst other forest dwellers. He prized freedom, the outdoors and the adventurous spirit. He was immortalized as the "Prince of Thieves". Whether he existed or not, "Robin Hood" is for many one of England's greatest heroes.

Historical events relevant to Robin Hood:

- The Crusades: These were military expeditions that started in the late 11th century and were organized by western European Christians to respond to the Muslim expansion. There were at least eight expeditions. Their objective was to stop the spread of Islam and retake control of the Holy Land and the western Mediterranean territories.

- The Magna Carta: King John's greed, cruelty, and high taxes prices united powerful nobles, church leaders, and common people against him. King John tried to gather support but all his followers abandoned him. Without being able to fight back, he was forced to sign the Magna Carta on June 15th, 1215. This document stated that the King had to follow the law and couldn't rule as he wished.

Kings that were relevant to Robin Hood:

- King Richard I, the Lionheart: In the Robin Hood movies, Robin is one of his greatest supporters. Born on September 8th, 1157, he became king on July 5th, 1189. Soon after, he set out to join the Third Crusade to free the Holy Land from the Muslims. King Richard I died at age 41, on 6th April, 1199, after being shot by a crossbow in the shoulder. The throne was passed to his younger brother, King John.

- King John: Younger brother of king Richard I, the Lionheart, is usually portrayed as weak and a villain in the Robin Hood movies. He lived from December 24th 1166 - to October 19th 1216 and had been the King of England for 17 years, from 1199 until his death. As the King of England, he lost the Duchy of Normandy and most of the other English territories in France to the French King, King Philip. He was forced to sign the Magna Carta which narrowed down his power.

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In the framework of the Erasmus+KA121 project "Cultural Heritage Connects" between three European schools.

This project is going to approach national characters who helped people in need.

This e-book is about "Zé do Telhado". He was a portuguese buglar from the 19th Century that robbed to help those in need.
We decided to talk about him because he is a symbol of charity and kindness in Portugal.

Nationality: Portuguese
Born: June 22nd ,1818 in Salvador de Castelões, Penafiel.
Date of death: 1875, in Mucari province of Malanje in Angola.
Family: His parents Joaquim de Matos and Maria Lentina.

He was known as "Zé do Telhado" because his parents' house was the only one in the area with a roof made of tiles. The other houses had thatched roofs.

He was the leader of a gang of robbers (José Vasconcelos, Vinagre, José António dos Santos, etc.), that woud steal from the rich to give to the poor.

Zé do Telhado's Gang of robbers

"Boca Negra", the adventurer leader who introduced Zé do telhado to the criminal world.
He strongly believed that there was contempt for people like him on the part of rulers and the richest.
After being seriously injured after a robbery, Zé Teixeira took over his position.

Morgado was one of Zé do Telhado's "spiders".
José Vaconcelos, looked for relevant information between fairs and taverns.
His objective was to discover the next location , the next treasure, the next adventure.

Vinagre a simple trader who, with the greed of making quick and simple money, agrees to join Zé do Telhado's scheme and robs the house of Carrapatelo.

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In the framework of the Erasmus+ KA121 project "Cultural Heritage Connects between three European schools.

This project is going to approach national characters who helped people in need.

This e-book is about Robin Hood, a really important british and charismatic character, that influenced a lot of european's culture and ideology of different societies.

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1450, Predjama, Predjama Castle
1483, Predjama, Predjama Castle
Nationality:Slovene
Religion: Catholic Christianity

Erasmus was born in a very rich enviormnent since he was son of the
royal governor of Trieste, Nikolaj. In 1465 his life as going to chance
forever because of his father death.

In 1470 he met a woman , Magdalena who´s s father was Erasmus biggest
enemy but even with that factor he feel in love with her, it was the happiest time of his life
acording to the chronicles written by Matthew I.
His brother was in charge of the country, but he was a very evil king, most of his job was taking
away Money from poor people, Erasmus seeing this happen did the reverse and took away
Money frm the rich to give to poor people who didnt have Money, it was a true robin hood
story.

Once home to the Slovenian Robin Hood, Predjama Castle is a site rich in history. It is built into
the mouth of a cave high up on a cliff and has a commanding view over the landscape.

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ROBIN HOOD: THE PRINCE OF THIEVES

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1- Localization of the UK.....................3

2- General story............5

3- Robin hood's of Nottingham.........7

4 - The impact of Robin Hood..........11

6- Book covers...........15

In the framework of Erasmus KA121 project "Culture Heritage Connects" between three european schools from Iceland, Portugal and Slovenia, the students worked on an intercultural project on Robin-hood-like national characters.

This project is going to approach the Portuguese national characters who helped people in need.
This work is about "Robin Hood"

United Kingdom is an unity of England, Scotland, Wales and North Ireland. Is a country located on northwest of Europe.
The story of Robin Hood happens on city of Nottingham in 1250-1310, he is famous for his sense of justice stealing the richs and giving to the poors.

Stealing from the rich to give to the poor, Robin Hood and his Merry Men are a permanent part of popular culture. Set in England during the reign of King Richard the Lionheart, the adventures of Robin Hood
Like the roots of Sherwood Forest, the origins of the Robin Hood story extend deep into English history

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