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Welcome to Assepoester.info!
Thank you for visiting my website about Cinderella. The Dutch translation for Cinderella is Assepoester. This website is created to show you my Cinderella (book) collection and also to share the magic of this very enchanting fairytale. As long as I can remember I have always been attracted to this magical fairytale story of Cinderella. Through the years I tried to collect (almost) everything I could find. Mostly books in various languages but also some very rare Cinderella items, like dvd’s, vhs, puzzles, postcards, stamps and more. Look for it on this page dedicated to Cinderella!!

For your information: Assepoester.info is owned and maintained by Archana and originally created in 2001.

 

Welkom bij Assepoester.info!
Bedankt voor het bezoeken van mijn Assepoester website. De Engelse vertaling voor Assepoester is Cinderella. Deze website is speciaal gemaakt om mijn Assepoester (boeken) verzameling met jullie te delen. Zolang ik me kan herinneren was Assepoester mijn favoriete sprookje. Door de jaren heen heb ik geprobeerd om zoveel mogelijk te vinden over en van Assepoester. Vooral boeken in verschillende talen maar ook een paar zeldzame Assepoester items, zoals dvd’s, videobanden, puzzels, ansichtkaarten, postzegels en nog veel meer. Ontdek het allemaal op deze website speciaal opgedragen aan Assepoester!!

Ter informatie: Assepoester.info is van en gemaakt door Archana en sinds 2001 online.

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Different Cinderella translations
Do you know the translation of “Cinderella” in your own or another language? You are welcome to sent me a message and I will add it to the list below. Thanks!


 Bulgaria: Pepeliashka

 China: Yeh Shen

 Croatia: Pepeljuga

 Czech Republic: Popelka

 Denmark: Askepot

 Estonia: Tuhkatriinu

 Finland: Tuhkimo

 France: Cendrillon

 Germany: Aschenputtel or Aschenbrodel

 Greece: Staxtopouda

 Hebrew: Lichluchit

 Hungary: Hamupipõke

 India: Cinduri

 Indonesia: Putri Abu

 Italy: Cenerentola

 Japan: Shindererahime

 Jugoslavia: Pepeljuga

 Latvia: Pelnruskite

 Lithuania: Pelenë

 Netherlands: Assepoester

 Norway: Askepott

 Poland: Kopciuszek

 Portugal: Cinderela

 Romania: Cenusareasa

 Russia: Zolushka

 Slovenia: Popoluska

 South Africa: Chinye

 Spain: Cenicienta

 Sweden: Askungen

 Turkey: Kül Kedisi

 United Kingdom: Cinderella

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Added 3 English, 1 Slovenian and 1 Italian Cinderella book

Added some new Cinderella books to my collection.
You can check them out here: English books, Slovenian books and Italian books.

 

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Added 10 new Dutch Cinderella books

I have found 10 new Dutch Cinderella books.
You can find them on the Dutch books page.

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A different Cinderella story

Here is another Cinderella story. My boyfriend has an app on his iPhone with only Grimm fairytale stories. He showed me this Cinderella story. It’s like a comic book and I think it’s more a thingy for adults. I’d still like to share this with you… I am always interested in different Cinderella stories and also in this story. If you know other interesting Cinderella stories, just sent me a link or some photo’s.

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Cinderella phone from Disney

It’s old news but I found this article on the internet about a Cinderella phone. It’s available (June 2008) in Japan in three colours Clear Crystal, Brown Topaz en Pink Diamond. The phone will be filled with Cinderella content like wallpapers, theme’s and the original movie “Charming Dream”. Read more about this here…

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Cinderella in the Efteling park

Did you know that there is a fairytale forrest in The Netherlands? It’s called The Efteling. The opening was in 1952 and The Efteling is entertaining visitors from all over the world untill today. Through the years The Efteling suprised it’s visitors with new and exciting attractions and entertainment for the young but also for the old. The Efteling park is proud to be an international leader in the tourism and recreation industry.

In 2009 The Efteling suprised us with a new attraction to it’s fairytale forrest: Cinderella (Assepoester in Dutch).
You can now visit the house where Cinderella lived with her stepmother and stepsisters in The Efteling park. When you enter the Cinderella garden, not only you will see some coloured dove’s flying around, you’ll also see a book displayed at the entry of the garden. Here you can read the Cinderlla story.

A coupple of meters further you see the grave of Cinderella’s mother with a small bouquet of flowers and an oil lamp. You are now almost at the frontdoor of the house. On the right you can see some big pumpkins on the ground in the garden. When you enter the house you will see a little scene where the prince is trying Cinderella to fit the glass slipper. You will hear a small story about this and when it’s ended you walk outside.

There is also a little store where you can buy some Cinderella items. Last September I have visited the Cinderella house and also made some photo’s. Ofcourse I was really excited to go there. I felt like a little girl again. Most people expected more from this new attraction. And I? I was very proud and happy that finally Cinderella has her own place in The Efteling park!

 

 

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