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Pied Piper of Hamelin (German: Der Rattenfänger von Hameln) is the name of a familiar fairy tale. The story has several versions and they became widespread in Europe during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. All versions are identical in the main details. The story takes place in the city of Hameln, Germany. As the story goes, in 1284 a lot of rats came into the city and have filled it in every possible area. When residents of Hamlin saw that you can not get rid of the rats. They despaired. At this moment a mysterious man came to town and mouth offer you can not refuse: he said he would expel all rats for little money. The residents laughed at him and treated him like a fool. He said it again and only then the city council agreed to accept the offer of a mysterious man. Pied Piper took his flute and began playing a melody withdivine sounds . There was music and sounds that spread through the city. To the surprise of residents, the rats began to go out anywhere, followed by magic flute. When rats were collected, piper left the city and went to the Weser river and all the rats followed him. Hamlin removed the rats and the city council declared a holiday. Piper came to ask for his money, but residents threw him out. He realized that the residentsare crooks and ungrateful. He took his flute and began playing again, but this time a different tune. All the streets were full of children, such as magic, they followed him without resistance. All the children gathered in the town square and then the piper left the city and went out into the big mountain. So Hamlin lost all her children because of the evil of the people who lived there. This story was written over and over again by the great writers and poets from throughout history (including the Brothers Grimm and Robert Browning). This is not just a legend but a legend with a moral and guidance for life. The moral of this story is deceived causes a very cruel punishment.