Struwwelpeter: What's Up with Violent German Children's Books?

I took a little dive into a classic German children's book: The Struwwelpeter, or: What people in the 1800s thought was good morals & parenting. A bunch of children die and get mutilated for not doing as they're told - you know, healthy consequences!
This is, no joke, a culturally very important piece of literature that you should know about if you are learning about Germany. It coined several terms that are around until today. It also has genuinely memorable and funny elements - and was never meant to be taken quite as seriously as people like to make it out to be.

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