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Bernardo P., Ivan M. and Noa P. made an e-book to present the story of arrival of Croats in the 7th century to the regions where they live today.

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Arrival of Croats

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by Postal and Telecommunications School, Zagreb

Avars in 7th century Europe

In the sixth and seventh centuries, the area of present-day Croatia and this part of Europe was ruled by the Avars. They controlled the entire then Roman province of Dalmatia, which stretched from the Adriatic to the Sava river.
The center of their state was in the Pannonian plain, the so-called Khaganate.

This was also the time of constant battles between the Avars against the Byzantines and Bulgarians and around the year 630, there were fights for the Khagan throne.

The incoming Croats took advantage of this situation and between 630 and 632 they tried to cross the Danube several times. They succeeded in doing so in 632 when they defeated the Avars, which is what the legend of the battle on the Danube is about.

The great Croatian army moved from the north along the Danube. The tribe of the venerable Dizdimir was led by five brothers and two sisters. They passed the gorges, crossed the Carpathians and made their way through the Pannonia plain reaching the quiet Danube.

Duke Kluk rode at the head of the Croat army. His brothers Lovel and Kosenac rode next to him, and right next to them was the young duke Muhlo.
And by the side of this army, Duke Croat rode with his entourage. The army was accompanied by two sisters, Tuga and Buga.

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Read this free ebook by Postal and Telecommunications School, Zagreb. Find thousands of free educational ebooks for classroom use at read.bookcreator.com

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Croatian comic about the story of Talimi

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Croatian comic about the story of Talimi

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Ivan Brlić made this beautiful comic about Sunken city of Pelegrin.

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the bloody bath-from Sotiris.l

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Collaboration with Spain:The 4th primary school of Chios-Greece adds more info about Saint George

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Collaboration with Spain:The 4th primary school of Chios-Greece adds more info about Saint George

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Saint George in art and the Greek festive customs
from the 4th Primary school of Chios-Greece

for the 1st story of Spain :Saint George

Because Saint George's life is military, he is considered the patron saint of the Infantry and the Greek Army.

Saint George the Trophy Bearer is also considered the patron saint of agriculture. The name Georgios is Greek and comes from the noun "georgion" which means arable and during the period of his celebration, farmers sow their fields, hence the name "sporiaris".
https://shorturl.ac/7abpc

In this collaboration the Greek team consists of:

We searched the internet and look what we found!

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We studied the History material as presented by the Spanish pulips and decided together with them to undertake to add some elements: Saint George in Art and in Greek festive customs.More info!

Τhe Hagiographies representing Saint George in the Orthodox Christian religion

Τhe Hagiographies representing Saint George in the Orthodox Christian religion

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Saint George in art and the Greek festive customs from the 4th Primary school of Chios-Greece

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Saint George in art and the Greek festive customsfrom the 4th Primary school of Chios-Greece for the 1st story of Spain :Saint George Because Saint George's life is military, he is considered the patron saint of the Infantry and the Greek Army. Saint George the Trophy Bearer is also considered the patron saint of agriculture.

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Presentation from dr Stella Boula for our etwinning project "strange stories superstition and myths"

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4ο Δημοτικό Σχολείο Χίου

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Greece- chios 4th primary school- third story, location,map

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Greece- chios 4th primary school- third story, location,map

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fairies · 4ο Δημοτικό Σχολείο Χίου

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6 places - If you ever pass by Chios, know that it is an island with transparent and crystal clear waters, with green gardens and plains that smell of mastic and tangerine, but also mysterious, steep mountains Somewhere there, in the fields with the skins, near wells, between the branches of the trees, next to the springs, sometimes, if you are lucky, you may meet ageloudes, fairies, very special ones indeed

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Greece-Chios- 4th primary school third story 

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Giving oranges to someone will make them fall in love with you
(we tried it, it didn't work...)

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If a fork falls on the floor, a woman will visit you.
If a knife falls, a man will visit you. If a spoon falls, respectively a child.
Also, the cautious never give a knife to the hand because it is considered that it will cause a fight.
Did the cutlery fall out of the dishwasher basket and you rushed to catch it together?
Wear boxing gloves for better or for worse.

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Many believe that the number of 13 people at a table is ominous and will bring bad luck to the patrons, or even that it is a harbinger of a fatal event.
This superstition originates from the Last Supper, where Jesus dined with the 12 Apostles, followed by his betrayal by Judas and crucifixion.

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It is said that the tradition of candles on a birthday cake started in ancient Greece and that the ancients made some type of moon shaped cakes to celebrate the birth of the goddess Artemis.
By saying "happy birthday" - the literal translation of "happy birthday" - evil spirits were driven away.
Today, there are many who believe that by blowing out all the candles on the cake and making a wish, it will come true

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If your coffee has bubbles, scoop them up with a spoon and eat them because that's how unexpected money will come.
You will have the same effect if you accidentally spill your coffee.
A very heavy one and not with many blisters please.
One for every fifty euros.

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If you pour salt down, it portends bad luck.
To reverse bad luck, throw salt on your right shoulder with your left hand to "blind" the evil.
It is a risk to salt the food...
In the Russian tradition, if a woman uses more salt in her kitchen, it means that she is in love, which is why married women add a little more salt to their mother-in-law's food in order to show them that they are in love with her their son.

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Eggs symbolize fertility, and earlier generations of farmers would scatter broken eggshells over their fields in order to have a better harvest.
It is also said that if you break an egg and it is two-crested, someone you know will get married or have twins.

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Superstitions in the kitchen? And yet they exist!

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Superstitions in the kitchen? And yet they exist!

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You see a black cat and you change lanes? You've probably already heard warnings like it's rude to spill salt,
but with sugar it's the exact opposite,
that if coffee is spilled you'll get money, that you shouldn't hand a knife and stuff like that...
So those of you proactive and you are in the kitchen,
according to the following superstitions you will end up friendless,
single, childless or worse.
It could just be an April Fool's joke but there are some who believe them.
Not us anyway.

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The Hospital of Oliver in Alcoy

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Croatia, Zagreb - Postal and Telecommunications School

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Sara, Janko, Ivan and Bernardo made this e-book about the mystery surrounding the sunken city of Pelegrin.

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by Postal and Telecommunications School, Zagreb

Where is (or was) the city of Pelegrin supposedly located?

The legend has is that the city of Pelegrin was located in Vruja Bay, at the foot of the mountain Biokovo, south of the old city of Split and north of Makarska resort.

The bay is known as the place with second-strongest Bora (Croatian: Bura) wind on the Adriatic Coast.

The name Pelegrin is also given to the westernmost point of the island of Hvar. Cape Pelegrin is a place of exceptional natural beauty with many hidden coves, caves and caves.

The Mystery of the Sunken City

The legend of Pelegrin, a sunken city that once upon a time was located right on these rocks, still lives on among the locals.

Numerous stories about sunken cities and castles have been recorded along the eastern coast of the Adriatic and on some locations there are physical remains of forts or settlements. On the other hand, there is no trace of Pelegrin, as if it had disappeared from the face of the earth forever. So, in some way the legend of Pelegrin is the only one that offers the sunken city a chance for a kind of salvation.

The story of Pelegrin itself usually comes in two versions.

One version of the story says that every year at midnight exactly on Christmas Day, a carriage with two white horses at full gallop appears, carrying a princess and a prince.
In order for the city to re-emerge, the person who happens to be in that place at that moment should jump into the carriage and add reins to the prince.

A slightly different version says that the inhabitants of the sunken city of Pelegrin are impatiently waiting for the moment of the city's rebirth.

However, in order for this to happen, a hero needs to appear who
will come to Gogol's place at exactly midnight on Christmas Day and wait for
the girl on a white horse. He will accept her hand and lead her towards
Čerovica.
The road to Čerovica, the votive shrine of the sunken city, is full of perils, the biggest of which is the raging water that follows the riders with the intention of swallowing them.

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SILAGHI VALENTINA GELA -SCOALA ROSIA ROMANIA

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SILAGHI VALENTINA GELA -SCOALA ROSIA ROMANIA

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strange romanian stories silaghi valentina gela 

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ROMANIAN MYTH 2 VALENTINA GELA SILAGHI - ȘCOALA GIMNAZIALĂ NR.1 ROȘIA

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RECORDIG MYTH SILAGHI VALENTINA GELA SCOALA GIMNAZIALĂ NR.1 ROȘIA ROMÂNIA

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based on a traditional fairytale from Kos (7th Primary School of Kos, Greece)

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based on a traditional fairytale from Kos (7th Primary School of Kos, Greece)

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Once upon a time, there were two sisters.  The older sister was rich but the young sister was poor.  The poor one decided to go to the forest so she could collect some mangoes.  While she was collecting mangoes, suddenly, 12 men appeared.  They were wearing weird clothes and they were dancing in a circle. When she saw them, she got afraid, because she was scared that they may hurt her, so she left.  She told her older sister and her sister said “I don’t care about such stuff,” so she left and went again to the forest.  The dancers saw her and asked her “What’s your favourite month?” She said “ All of them, I love all of them.”  Then, they offered her food and clothes.  She went at her sister’s home and talked about this event.  Her sister went at the forest and the mwn asked her what’s her favourite month.  She said May, then they kicked her out.  She was so angry and swore at them.  Then, the months gave her a bag with snakes inside it and she thougth that it was food and money.  She was so happy that she went home, opened the bag and all the snakes came out and ate her.  (based on a traditional fairytale from Kos)

(Antonis, Vasilis, Luke, George, Constantinos)

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The Troli true (7th Primary School of Kos, Greece)

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The Troli true (7th Primary School of Kos, Greece)

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The Troli true is a true troll.  The Troli true lives in the big forest with strange animals and trolls.  One day, the Troli went to school.  Troli likes music but his friends tell him “You don’t sing beautifully and you sing like a monkey and a pig.” “No, I don’t look like a monkey and a pig” thought sadly and came to his house.  His mum was very busy and he stayed at home alone. He was very sad and he cried and left the forest.  He made his own home in a tree and stayed there for five days.  One day his mum looked for him in the rainforest and found him but Troli true didn’t want to come back home, he wanted to stay in the rainforest forever.  And then, all the trolls came to the tree and told him to come back to the forest.  The Troli told them the truth and then, all the trolls and the Troli came back home.

(Alexandra, Nefeli S., Nefeli K., Christianna, Kalliopi)

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The treasure and the ghost (7th Primary School of Kos, Greece)

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The treasure and the ghost (7th Primary School of Kos, Greece)

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There was one mum with one little kid.  One day the mum and the little kid went for a walk to the forest.  Suddenly, one tree started to talk: “Go right, left and you will find a mysterious people that will tell you where a treasure is.”  The mum listened to the tree and she went right, left but they didn’t find anything.  The little kid saw a mysterious people.  The kid it that moment it was scared. She told to her mum to go and ask the mysterious people where is the treasure.  The mysterious people told them that it is inside a big terrible home.  The mum and the little kid went inside the home.  They were so scared.  The little kid heard a noise in the kitchen, the mum and the kid went in the kitchen and found a ghost.  They ran and the door suddenly closed and it didn’t open.  The ghost was friendly and said that the mysterious people had trapped him on the house. If he left this home, the treasure would appear.  Then, the mysterious people left the home and the treasure appeared. The mum and the kid took the treasure and they went home.

(Katerina, Renata, Michalis, George K, Odysseas, Bruno, Aristotelis)

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The survivors (7th Primary School of Kos, Greece)

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The survivors (7th Primary School of Kos, Greece)

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Once upon a time it was a beautiful and sunny Saturday.  The animals were playing in the forest. Suddenly, a purple thing appeared in the forest which when it touches you, you become a statue.  Its name is Ntsum.

Lots of the animals got stoned but four fearless kids survived.  The survivors were a squirrel, a raccoon, a koala and a rabbit.  The half of the forest had all burnt out.  The fire had surrounded the four animals.  After a few moments, they were very stressed and a fearless wolf came to save them.  Then, the wolf took them for a walk and saw them frozen.  When they saw their parents, they were very sad. As they were walking they saw the Ntsum.  The animals took sticks from the tree and they threw the sticks at the Ntsum but nothing happened.  Then, the five animals started screaming “Wait, stop! We want to talk to you.”  At that moment the Ntsum stopped and patiently heard the 5 animals.  “What you’re doing is wrong!  Lots of animals have lost their families.  But deep inside we’re all family.  So, please, don’t do it to us!” they said.  The Ntsum said, “I’m very sorry” and it transformed into a unicorn.  With its magic horn it unstoned everybody.

Before the unicorn left, it told the five animals that its name is Ermela and they were happy after all.

(Maila, Elizabeth, Anastasia, Thalia, Estella, Ermela)

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Croatia, Zagreb - Postal and Telecommunications School

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Croatia, Zagreb - Postal and Telecommunications School

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David, Ivan M., Ivan N, Noa, Petar, Mihael and Bernardo have created this e-book about the Black Queen and the legends about her.

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The Legend of the Black Queen

by Postal and Telecommunications School,
Zagreb, Croatia

Medvedgrad fortress - the home of the Black Queen

The majestic and mysterious medieval fortress of Medvedgrad has been watching over Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, for eight centuries from the top of Medvednica mountain.

Medvedgrad was built in 1254 after the Tatars broke into the city, demolishing and devastating Zagreb to the ground. Over the centuries it was the center of political power.

It changed owners frequently, and among the most famous were the counts of Cilli. In the middle of the 15th century, they literally terrorized this entire area, and the infamous Black Queen Barbara of Cilli was the fear and terror of the city and all the settlements in the foothills of Medvednica.

Barbara of Cilli, the Black Queen

Evil, haughty, always in black and riding a white or black horse, the Black Queen struck fear into the bones of the inhabitants of Medvedgrad and the surrounding area. In her evil loneliness, she created intrigues and had no mercy for those who stood in her way.

Besides being extremely beautiful, the Black Queen was also extremely shrewd and also practiced alchemy. Her favourite pet was a raven, which, when someone made her angry, she would send to gouge out the eyes with its claws and kill the unfortunate person. In her free time, as a joke, she would send him to bother the courtiers.

She would also throw her numerous lovers from the top of the Medvedgrad tower or let them into a cage with a boar and enjoyed the violent scene, after taking their gold or if they complained about anything.

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The Legend of the Black Queen by Postal and Telecommunications School, Zagreb, Croatia Medvedgrad fortress - the home of the Black Queen The majestic and mysterious medieval fortress of Medvedgrad has been watching over Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, for eight centuries from the top of Medvednica mountain.

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Cyprian's real name was František Ignác Jaschke.
Cyprian was born on 28.7. 1724  and died in the year  1775.
Cyprian was a monk.
Cyprian was popular a traveler, healer,
constructors and collectors, too.
Cyprian created a flying machine and so the legends say that he was flying near the castle Červený kameň.

Štefan

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2nd strange story: The ghost in the old hospital of Oliver in Alcoy. Here you have some information related to this strange story of some students.

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2nd Strange Story: The old Hospital of Alcoy.

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2nd Strange Story: The old Hospital of Alcoy.

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Good morning! I'm Salma. This is my work in canva about the mistery of the ghost in the old hospital of Oliver in Alcoy.

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Presentación diapositiva Marca creativa Doodle Blanco y marrón

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Check out this Presentation designed by SALMA GUENOUNI.

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2nd Strange Story: The old Hospital of Alcoy

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2nd Strange Story: The old Hospital of Alcoy

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I am Vaitiare and this is my strange story about a ghost living in the old Hospital of Alcoy.

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2nd Strange story: The old Hospital of Oliver in our city Alcoy.

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2nd Strange story: The old Hospital of Oliver in our city Alcoy.

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Hello! My name is Thalia and this is my research about the ghost in the old Hospital of Alcoy. I hope you like it!

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Tell the story in today - we transfer the story in today's conditions 

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Tell the story in today - we transfer the story in today's conditions 

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In this short commercial for a famous brand of beer in Croatia, we again see the legend of arrival of Croats, though with some humorous undertones :)

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research and interviews, narratives, etc

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research and interviews, narratives, etc

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The myths and legends about Vruja location and the sunken city of Pelegrin are told through oral tradition and
texts by writers Ante Tresić Pavičić, Ante Putnik and Stipe Zubanović.
We cannot trace the arrival of the Croats to the sea with any literature or written texts, but in our regions there is a supported opinion by oral tradition that it was the precisely above Vruja that the Croats saw the sea for the first time.

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The second Slovak story about The Legend of flying Cyprian

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The second Slovak story about The Legend of flying Cyprian

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His name was Cyprian. People say he had built a flying machine for himself, and one day flew to God.
That legend might be true...

A short shot about movie from year 2010

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the artistic presentation - photo collage

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the artistic presentation - photo collage

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The sunken city of Pelegrin - Ivan Brlic

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Croatia, Zagreb - Post and telecmunications school

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Croatia, Zagreb - Post and telecmunications school

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3rd strange story - Sunken city of Pelegrin

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Our students have created this comic book to promote this interesting story to others.

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Croatia, Zagreb - Post and telecomunications school

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Croatia, Zagreb - Post and telecomunications school

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2nd strange story - Arrival of Crotas

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The myth of Orion through paintings. Can you tell the myth by looking at the pictures?

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The myth of Orion through paintings. Can you tell the myth by looking at the pictures?

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by http://elenimoutafi.blogspot.com/

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Greece-Chios-4th Primary school-the 2nd story

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Greece-Chios-4th Primary school-the 2nd story

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The myth of Orion in comic by 4th primary school of Chios-Greece | Find thousands of free educational ebooks for classroom use at read.bookcreator.com

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Moros i Cristians Alcoi Alcoy / Moros y Cristianos / Moors and Christians festival in Spain

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Tell the story in today: we transfer the story to today's conditions (ALCOY, VALENCIAN COMMUNITY)

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Tell the story in today: we transfer the story to today's conditions (ALCOY, VALENCIAN COMMUNITY)

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This video is a small compilation of how this well-known legend is lived in our city today in honor of Sant Jordi as the savior of our town in the battle of Moors and Christians.

We have 4 days of celebration.

- Musicians day: all the people sing together in the main square of the town the beginning of these important days for us.
- The day of the entrance: the parades where moors and christians show their power, art, dances and traditions in a beautiful way.
- The day of Sant Jordi: The appearance of the knight with his horse throwing toy arrows to the kids.
- The day of the alardo or dels trons: the battle that concludes with the victory of the christians thanks to Sant Jordi "Saint George"

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Moros i Cristians 2016 Alcoi Alcoy / Moros y Cristianos / Moors and Christians festival in Spain

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We have created small puppets to show you the main characters of the legend of Saint George in Catalonia. And some images to tell the story.

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Montblanc, Tarragona. In Catalonia
Legend of Saint George. Catalan tradition assumes that the legend of Saint George occurred in Montblanch. There is the Portal de Sant Jordi and the tradition tells that in front of the portal the saint killed the dragon.

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Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps.

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1st strange story: Saint George

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Tell the story in today: we transfer the story to today's conditions

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Tell the story in today: we transfer the story to today's conditions

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Today, Medvedgrad fortress has been transformed into Visitors' centre which offers a wide range of events and educational programs. Visitors can learn about the rulers of Medvedgrad and the relive the legend of the Black Queen taking part in the stage performance. They can also see the multimedia museum exhibition in the South Tower of the fortress.

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Do you want to know the secrets hidden behind the Medvedgrad walls?

Medvedgrad has a very rich history, interspersed with various tales and rulers. At 170 meters long, it was one of the largest Croatian medieval noble courts. If you want to uncover the secrets of this fascinating medieval town, it's time to visit Medvednica and have fun while exploring its history.

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Medvedgrad - Centar za posjetitelje Medvedgrad

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Medvedgrad has a very rich history, interspersed with various tales and rulers. At 170 meters long, it was one of the largest Croatian medieval noble courts. If you want to uncover the secrets of this fascinating medieval town, it's time to visit Medvednica and have fun while exploring its history.

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Barbara was the Queen of Croatia, Hungary and Bohemia and Empress of the Holy Roman Empire. She was the daughter of the powerful prince Herman II. of Cilli, who was a Croatian ban and one of the most powerful men in all of Europe. Barbara married Emperor Sigismund of Luxembourg when she was only 13 and he was 38.
She died of plague on the 11th July 1451.

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There are many articles, books, plays and paintings that were inspired by the legend of the Black Queen. This video is a 30 minute long documentary about the life of Barbara of Cilli and the interest and fascination she still inspires among the historians and artists in Croatia.

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the artistic presentation - photo collage

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the artistic presentation - photo collage

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The legend of the Black queen

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Medvedgrad fortress

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the artistic presentation - Sway collage

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the artistic presentation - Sway collage

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1st strange story - The Legend of the Black Queen

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1st strange story - The legend of the Black Queen
This is how our students imagine Barbara of Cilli

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CROATIA - Post and telecommunications school  

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CROATIA - Post and telecommunications school  

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1st strange story - The Legend of the Black Queen

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within this book you can see all the stages of processing our strange story like , the facts behind the story, the research and the artistic presentation

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1st story for an e twinning project | Find thousands of free educational ebooks for classroom use at read.bookcreator.com

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eBook created by Martin, Jakub, Lukáš, Štefan, Ivana, Dada, Aďa

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Elizabeth
Countess Elizabeth Bathory was a Hungarian noblewoman killer from the family of Bathory, who owned land in the Kingdom of Hungary (now Slovakia). At the age of 15, Countess Bathory became the wife of František Nádašdy. Her husband was cruel leader who executed his enemies.

Slovakia was a part of Austro-Hungarien Empire.

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Čachtice is a village in the west of Slovakia.

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Elizabeth Countess Elizabeth Bathory was a Hungarian noblewoman killer from the family of Bathory, who owned land in the Kingdom of Hungary (now Slovakia). At the age of 15, Countess Bathory became the wife of František Nádašdy. Her husband was cruel leader who executed his enemies. Slovakia was a part of Austro-Hungarien Empire.

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She was born in 1560 in Nyírbátor and she died in 1614 in Čachtice

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Go to Thimiana village where the talimi ...

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Go to Thimiana village where the talimi ...

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The first story about THE BLOOD-LOVING COUNTESS BATHORY

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Tell the story in today:we transfer the story to today's conditions

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Tell the story in today:we transfer the story to today's conditions

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research and interviews, narratives, etc

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research and interviews, narratives, etc

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SILAGHI VALENTINA Școala Gimnazială Nr.1 Roșia -ROMÂNIA

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SILAGHI VALENTINA Școala Gimnazială Nr.1 Roșia -ROMÂNIA

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1st strange story : the "talimi"