The "International Dictionary of Regional European Ethnology and Folklore, Volume II: Folk Literature (Germanic)" by Laurits Bødker is a significant scholarly work published by Rosenkilde and Bagger in Copenhagen, 1965. This hardcover edition is part of an esteemed series supported by UNESCO and CIAP, focusing on the rich tapestry of Germanic folk literature. Laurits Bødker, an authority in ethnology, provides an in-depth exploration of regional folklore, making this volume an essential resource for researchers and enthusiasts of cultural studies. The book's detailed examination of folk narratives offers valuable insights into European cultural heritage. This specific edition is a testament to mid-20th-century academic publishing, with its original 1965 copyright. The book is in good condition, free from library markings or inscriptions, and remains a valuable addition to any collection focused on ethnology and folklore.