World Children's Fairy Tales 1948 Turkish Book Turkey Illustrated Heinrich Seidel
Various Authors – World Children's Fairy Tales (Dünya Çocuk Masalları) – İbrahim Berkalp Kitapevi 1948 Edition – Turkish
Description:
World Children's Fairy Tales is a collection of traditional and literary tales gathered from different European storytelling traditions. Bringing together stories from different countries and authors, the book offers young readers a varied selection of imaginative narratives filled with adventure, fantasy, humor, and traditional moral themes.
The collection includes stories by Heinrich Seidel as well as German, Croatian, and Swedish folk tales. This mixture of literary and traditional sources gives the book a broad cultural character, allowing readers to encounter different storytelling styles, characters, and settings within a single volume.
This Turkish edition was published by İbrahim Berkalp Kitapevi in 1948 and features numerous interior illustrations. The illustrated format complements the variety of stories and adds considerable visual appeal to this early Turkish children's book.
For collectors of vintage Turkish children's literature, this 1948 edition is an interesting example of a post-war Turkish anthology bringing together fairy tales and children's stories from several European traditions. Its early publication date, diverse selection of source material, and numerous illustrations make it an appealing collectible for enthusiasts of classic children's literature and historical Turkish editions.
Key Features:
• Author: Various Authors / Compiled
• Original Title: World Children's Fairy Tales
• Turkish Title: Dünya Çocuk Masalları
• Publisher: İbrahim Berkalp Kitapevi
• Publication Year: 1948
• Language: Turkish
• Genre: Fairy Tales, Folklore, Children’s Literature
• Subject: Traditional and literary children's tales from different European cultures
• Featured Sources: Heinrich Seidel, German Folk Tales, Croatian Folk Tales, Swedish Folk Tales
• Illustrations: Numerous interior illustrations
• Collector Appeal: Early 1948 Turkish anthology featuring fairy tales from German, Croatian, Swedish, and other European traditions