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It is generally assumed that the great Germanic legendary heroes Dietrich von Bern and
the Nibelungen have their counterparts in history: Theodoric the Great and the
Burgundians of Late Antiquity.<br>
Unfortunately, the stories told about these great heroes have no relation whatsoever
to the known historical facts. In addition, the heroes might be identificated in
a radically different way.<br>
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