Wilhelm Grimm

Wilhelm Grimm was born in Hanau on 24th February 1786 and passed away in Berlin on 16th December 1859. He held citizenship in Landgraviate of Hesse-Kassel, Kingdom of Prussia, and Germany. Wilhelm was the son of Philipp Grimm and had a child named Herman Grimm.

Wilhelm worked in various occupations, including anthropologist, librarian, writer, and jurist. He received his education at the University of Marburg and Humboldt University of Berlin.

One of Wilhelm Grimm's most notable works is Grimms' Fairy Tales, which he co-authored with his brother Jacob Grimm. The collection of stories gained widespread popularity and became a classic work in the literary world.