‘Tell Me a Story’ is a European Lifelong Learning Project that developed a series of interesting urban stories related to different cities and regions in Europe to be used in tour guiding. It created innovative methods and tools for multilingual learning targeted at tourist guides, using the vehicle of storytelling.
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The three witches
During the reign of Gábor Bethlen (1613 - 1629), both the economy and cultural life of Transylvania started to develop spectacularly. It was the period known as “the golden age of Transylvania.”
On 14th May 1614 the Prince of Transylvania pardoned three accused women on condition that they leave Transylvania immediately and never return. They were members of the most ancient Transylvanian noble families: Mrs Imreffi Kata Iffju (wife of the ex-chancellor of Transylvania), Anna Báthory (sister of Gábor...
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- 26 September 2014 - celebrating the European day of languages
- Conference on Languages: Foreign languages and tourism
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“Tell me a Story” at the European day of languages
27.09.2014The “Tell Me a Story” project was widely promoted during the event celebrating the European Day of Languages on September 27th, 2014 in Sofia, Bulgaria.
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