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| − | [[Till Eulenspiegel]] is the German name of a trickster figure originating in Middle Low German folklore, whose in picaresque adventures in various regions have often been dramatized. The last name if often used as a term to refer to a buffoon, fool, trickster or jester. | + | #REDIRECT [[Eulenspiegel]] |
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| − | He appears appears in many cultures under a variety of names, for instance as "[[Owlglass]]" in English, "[[Uilenspiegel]]" in [[Dutch]] and "[[Uilspieël]]" in [[Afrikaans]].
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| − | For more on the character and dramatized versions of his adventures, see "Till Eulenspiegel" in ''Wikipedia''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Till_Eulenspiegel].
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| − | '''For South African productions of dramatized versions, go to [[Eulenspiegel]]'''
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