witchcraft trials in germany
Witchcraft trials in Germany refer to a historical period when individuals were accused, prosecuted, and often executed for practicing witchcraft or being associated with supernatural powers, particularly during the 16th and 17th centuries. These trials often involved accusations of spellcasting, demonic pacts, and other allegedly supernatural activities, leading to extensive legal proceedings and widespread societal paranoia.
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