Brothers Grimm

Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm, popularly known simply as the Brothers Grim, were born in the late eighteenth century, during a time when Germany was effectively between the old glory days of the Holy Roman Empire but had not yet united to form the modern state of Germany. The Brothers Grimm were actually two of nine children, all fathered by a jurist working for a local nobleman. 
== Facts: ==
-Some time after their father's passing, the two infamous Brothers Grimm went on to become Scribes (both in the vocational manner, as well as the Adept Order).
- The Brothers Grim were dedicated lovers of all things Germanic, and they collected and saved many of Germany's old folk-tales for future generations. They were passionate members of both the Thule Society and the Writer's League. 
-The Brother's Grim made their living by working as librarians, first for local German nobleman and then for local townships following the early revolutions that led to the development of modern Germany. While these jobs were not high paying, they did afford the Grimms plenty of time to do research. 
-The Grimms were more than just tellers of tales, they would also investigate themselves. While not members of the Hunting Lodges, the Brothers Grimm did do some traveling about, investigating areas associated with folklore and local tradition. 
-The Brothers Grimm are, of course, most famous for their Grimm's Fairy Tales, the collected short stories based on actual German folklore. 
-The Brothers Grimm were natural polyglots, but their field of specialty was the Germanic family of languages and culture. 
== References: ==
-https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brothers_Grimm
-https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~spok/grimmtmp/
-https://www.nationalgeographic.com/grimm/
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