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    The Nibelungs. Book 1

    By Olga Kryuchkova

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    The Roman Empire. Gunther, the Nibelung king of the Roman federate of Burgundy, decides to marry off his sister Kriemhild to the Lombard king. Ute, the queen mother, fiercely opposes the marriage and resorts to intrigue, bribery and poison to thwart it.

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    PublisherBadPress
    Release dateJun 2, 2020
    ISBN9781547568888
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    Olga Kryuchkova

    Olga Kryuchkova began her creative career in 2006. During this time, the author had more than 100 publications and reprints (historical novels, historical adventures, esotericism, art therapy, fantasy). A number of novels were co-written with Elena Kryuchkova.

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