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This is an old Romanian tradition

related to Dochia's legends.

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According to historical facts, over 1000 soldiers

died of typhoid fever on this hill during WWI.

They were buried in a mass grave and many sightings

have since been reported.

The following Thinglink gives you a little bit of info

on that.

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Dochia's legend has many versions. In the Magnoto below you can find 2 of these legends along with some more information about other versions.

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Videoconference - The Greek students - part 2

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THE LEGEND OF THE NIGHTINGALE - BY PAULA

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THE LEGEND OF THE NIGHTINGALE - BY PAULA

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Once upon a time, there was a king who wanted to die in peace and quiet. He invited two birds in the palace to sing. One was small and the other was beautiful. When they started singing, the king became enchanted by the voice of the little bird. He called the little bird a “nightingale”. Her mission was to watch over the king on his deathbed.

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READ BY MIRELA, MARIA AND GEORGIANA

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READ BY IOANA, CATRINEL AND DENISA - CLASS 5A

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But the very clever Daedalus found a way to escape. He made two pairs of wings using leather and wax, one for himself and one for his son.

IcarusIt was a sunny day.Icarus flew near the sun.His wings melted.The sky turned dark and scary.The nature was moorning the death of Icarus.

Long ago in ancient Greece, in Athens, there lived a very clever man named Daedalus with his son, Icarus. Daedalus was a famous inventor, engineer and architect. He planned magnificent buildings.

King Minos of Crete, son of Zeus and Europa, asked Daedalus to build a palace for him, the palace of Knossos. Then he commanded him to build a labyrinth to imprison a horrible monster called the Minotaur who was half-man and half-bull. Icarus and his father Daedalus were imprisoned by king Minos in the Labyrinth as a punishment for the help provided by Daedalus to Queen Pasiphae, the wife of King Minos, and Ariadne, Mino's daughter.

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With these wings Daedalus and Icarus managed to fly and escape from the prison, making the first fly in history, two thousand years before the Wright brothers.

Before the flight started Daedalus had given instructions to his young son about how to fly. He warned him that, if he went near the sun, his wings would melt.

When Daedalus realized that his son did not follow his advice, he started looking for him desperately.

Icarus fell into the sea near Samos and drowned. His body was washed ashore on a nearby islet. This was named Icaria and the sea around the island was called the Icarian Sea.

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		    The Abduction of Europe

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According to the Greek fable Europe was the sister of Cadmus, founder of Thivas and daughter of Aginor and Tilefasias, leader of Phoenicia. One day she went over the fields in the beach to play with her friends and collect flowers.

When she was transferred to the island, the bull was out of sight, but Zeus took Europe by hand and led her to Dictalion. The children of Zeus and Europe were Crete and Minos, Rodamanthos and Sarpedone.

There she met Zeus. He fell in love with her and he transformed into a calm, burly mighty bull. He went beside her thinking of what he could do in order to find a way to conquer her. Then she approached him and started cuddling him, charmed by his beautiful stature and muscle strength.

Later, when Zeus abandoned Europe and went to Olympus, Europe married the king of Crete, Asterion, who adopted her two children from Zeus. After his death, the throne went to the oldest son of him, Minos, who became the rightful ruler of Crete.

In a while she did not hesitate to ride him. Then he started to run really fast. Europe was crying, but she couldn't jump, because she was scared that she may be killed. The god, who was transformed into a bull, crossed the seas, accompanied by Triton and Nereids, since he arrived to Crete.

EuropeEurope was playing in the fields.The destiny brought Zeus in her road.He took her away....and Europe changed

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Zeus heard their wish and felt sorry for the couple. The goddess gave them the following oracle: "Go back, cover your face and throw your mother's bones behind you". So they started throwing stones behind them because they came from the depths of the earth.

Prometheus stole fire from the King of the gods, Zeus, and gave it to humans and people started to change their way of life. But they turned out to be bad and unfair.

The King of the gods Zeus one day decided to destroy the human race, except for two people. In Thessaly, in Central Greece, there lived the son of Prometheus, Deucalion, and his wife Pyrrha. Those people were good and fair. Zeus felt pity for them and didn't want them to die.

When everything was ready and they were both on the ship, Zeus opened the heavens. It rained so much that all the land of Greece transformed into a sea.

For nine days and nine nights, Deucalion's ark was sailing around, until finally it stopped at the top of Mount Parnassus.

Suddenly, the rain stopped, and Deucalion with Pyrrha stepped out of the ark and made sacrifices to thank Zeus for saving them.

They were very sad and cried because they were all alone on earth. They went to Delfi and preyed in the temple of Themis. The couple asked for people.

The stones that Deucalion threw became men and those of Pyrra turned into women. This way, once again a new race of men was created. The first stone thrown by Deucalion became a man called Hellen (Hellinas). According to the legend, from Hellen and his descendants the Greek people (the "Hellenes") originate.

So he asked Deucalion to build an ark to protect himself and his wife. Deucalion obeyed the order of Zeus. He built the ship and gathered all the necessary supplies.

Deucalion's Flood

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DeucalionThe gods decided. Human beings should be punished.Deucalion's help was vitalStones turned into people and The first Greek was born.

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