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„Liebe, Kampf und Tod“, so könnte man die berühmten deutschen Heldensagen überschreiben. Die Sagen haben ihren Ursprung in einer Zeit, in der es in der Menschheit gärte. Das harte Leben vermischte sich mit dem Glauben an Götter, Geister und Hexen, mit Erzählungen über Drachen, Riesen und Zwerge, über gewaltige Kämpfer und ihre Heldentaten, grausame, unbesiegbare Herrscher und bezaubernde Frauen und Nymphen. Mit über 100 Illustrationen von Wilhelm von Camphausen, Alfred Rethel, Hermann Vogel u. a.