Es kommt nicht darauf an, wie eine Geschichte anfängt. Auch nicht darauf, wie sie aufhört. Sondern auf das, was dazwischen passiert.

Walter Moers
Es kommt nicht darauf an, wie eine Geschichte anfängt. Auch...
Es kommt nicht darauf an, wie eine Geschichte anfängt. Auch...
Es kommt nicht darauf an, wie eine Geschichte anfängt. Auch...
Es kommt nicht darauf an, wie eine Geschichte anfängt. Auch...
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Es kommt nicht darauf an, wie eine Geschichte anfängt. Auch nicht darauf, wie sie aufhört. Sondern auf das, was dazwischen passiert. This quote is attributed to Hans Christian Andersen, who was born on December 5, 1805 in Odense, Denmark.

As the son of a shoemaker, he seldom received any education. Hans Christian’s father died when he was 8 years old and his mother soon remarried. He was sent to work in a factory at the age of 14 and never returned to school.

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