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Conclusion
Grimm's Fairy Tales, particularly "Cinderella," have had a lasting impact on popular culture and continue to captivate audiences today. The collection offers a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Germany and Europe and explores universal themes and emotions. Despite their dark and violent nature, the tales have endured because they speak to the human condition and provide valuable insights into human psychology, morality, and social norms. By studying these tales, we can gain a deeper understanding of our own culture and the world around us.
THE LIST OF USED LITERATURE
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