Winnetou, the chief of the Apache, is a legend in many?countries. This book contains Karl May?s whole Winnetou?Trilogy. Charlie, the young German immigrant, arrives to the Wild?West, and soon becomes Old Shatterhand, the hero, who can?knock out any enemy with a single blow, a warrior, who kills?only when he has no other choice. He becomes Winnetou?s?blood brother, and the death-daring adventures start, even?though he had already hunted bison, caught mustangs,?killed a grizzly, and found himself in the war between the?Apache and Kiowa. He teams up with Old Death against the Ku-Klux-Klan, and?bandits who are preparing an attack on a silver mine. He?defends trains against Indian attacks enticed by the white?villains, helps out Old Firehand against a Ponca raid, defeats?the bandits of the Llano Estacado with Sans-ear, the hunter,?and attempts to recover the treasure of the Apache.?In his quest for adventure, Old Shatterhand never forgets?his desire to help the Native Americans. This unabridged English translation retains the exciting?adventures, and the strong moral conviction of May?s?original book, while moder
Winnetou, the chief of the Apache, is a legend in many?countries. This book contains Karl May?s whole Winnetou?Trilogy. Charlie, the young German immigrant, arrives to the Wild?West, and soon becomes Old Shatterhand, the hero, who can?knock out any enemy with a single blow, a warrior, who kills?only when he has no other choice. He becomes Winnetou?s?blood brother, and the death-daring adventures start, even?though he had already hunted bison, caught mustangs,?killed a grizzly, and found himself in the war between the?Apache and Kiowa. He teams up with Old Death against the Ku-Klux-Klan, and?bandits who are preparing an attack on a silver mine. He?defends trains against Indian attacks enticed by the white?villains, helps out Old Firehand against a Ponca raid, defeats?the bandits of the Llano Estacado with Sans-ear, the hunter,?and attempts to recover the treasure of the Apache.?In his quest for adventure, Old Shatterhand never forgets?his desire to help the Native Americans. This unabridged English translation retains the exciting?adventures, and the strong moral conviction of May?s?original book, while moder