This timeline of the Salemwitchtrials is a quick overview of the events. Preceding the initial outbreak ... Ann Putnam Jr. stands before her church and offers an apology for her part in the witchtrials. Notes and references reflist Salem DEFAULTSORT Timeline Of The SalemWitchTrials Category Salemwitchtrials Timeline Category Culture related timelines SalemWitchTrials Category Society related timelines SalemWitchTrials Category United States history timelines SalemWitchTrials ... , ref cite web url http www.law.umkc.edu faculty projects ftrials salem ASA MATH.HTM title ... his account of the Goodwins and Glover. November Samuel Parris is named the new minister of Salem. Parris moves to Salem from Boston, where Memorable Providences was published. 1691 October 16 ref ... Parris out of Salem and stop contributing to his salary. Outbreak of accusations 1692 January ... children acted three years earlier. Soon Ann Putnam Jr. and other Salem girls begin acting similarly ... of the Parris family, tells John Indian, the husband of Tituba , the recipe to make a witch cake ... to English folk white magic practices. ref Salem Village Church Record Book, 27. March 1692 ... Williams denounces Rebecca Nurse as a witch. March 21 Magistrates Hathorne and Corwin examine Martha Corey. ref Paul Boyer and Stephen Nissenbaum, eds., The Salem Witchcraft Papers hereafter SWP , Vol. I, DaCapo Press, 1977, pp. 248 255 ref March 23 Salem Marshal Deputy Samuel Brabrook arrests four ... Relating to Sundry Persons Afflicted by Witchcraft, at Salem Village Which happened from the Nineteenth ... , Sarah Wildes and Mary English. April 30 Several girls accuse former Salem minister George Burroughs ... and Dorcas Hoar. May 4 George Burroughs is arrested in Maine. May 7 George Burroughs is returned to Salem ... spectral evidence as a standard and urging that the trials be speedy. The Court of Oyer and Terminer ... Mailea is accused of being a witch September 22 Martha Corey, Margaret Scott, Mary Easty, Alice ... more details
File Salem witch2.jpg right thumb 250px Fanciful representation of the Salemwitchtrials, lithograph from 1892. Cultural depictions of the Salemwitchtrials abound in art, literature and popular media in the United States, from the early 19th century to the present day. The Salemwitchtrials in literature ... Doctor Who Barbara Wright visit Salem, Massachusetts Salem in the midst of the witchtrials . Historical ... to the SalemWitchTrials, Massachusetts Bay Colony 1691 Dear America Dear America Series 2004 ... Trials In The Last Witchfinder 2006 , a historical novel by James Morrow 1947 living , the SalemWitch ... Dane of Andover, MA Andover , who was accused of witchcraft during the Salemwitchtrials . ISBN ... people, including Tituba, make appearances. The Salemwitchtrials in popular culture and media Film ... Southern town called Grove Hill, connects the demon to the SalemWitchTrials. The Covenant ..., who had been charged with witchcraft during the Salemwitchtrials. Salem Examine the Evidence 2011 ... who were secretly imprisoned and tortured during the Salemwitchtrials . Television The television ... save the mother of Benjamin Franklin , Abaia Folger, from being hanged during the Salemwitchtrials ... of Horror VIII is based on the Salemwitchtrials. Episode 348 of Season 19 of the sketch comedy series ... Saberhagen was named after the SalemWitchTrials. In Histeria , an animated television series for children ... the episode SalemWitchTrials 1998 . In the Buffy the Vampire Slayer TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer ... protagonists, was burned at the stake in the Salemwitchtrials, having been betrayed by her ... 2002 . SalemWitchTrials TV SalemWitchTrials 2002 , a mini series directed by Joseph Sargent and written ... Episode 23, SalemWitchTrials 2003 . Ghost Hunters , Season 3, Episode 17 SalemWitch , originally ... and the SalemWitchTrials for the basis for the plot. Doctor Lance Sweets is also shown ... is about the SalemWitchTrials. The Dead Can t Testify a song by Canadian rock group Billy Talent ... more details
This is a list of people involved in the Salemwitchtrials . The Accused Susanna Rootes was either imprisoned and released or found not guilty due to insufficient evidence. Nevertheless, she died at age 78 in 1692. Found guilty and executed Bridget Bishop June 10, 1692 Rebecca Nurse Rebecca Towne Nurse July 19, 1692 Sarah Good Sarah Solart Good July 19, 1692 Elizabeth How Elizabeth Jackson Howe July 19, 1692 Sarah Averill Wildes July 19, 1692 Susannah Martin Susannah North Martin July 19, 1692 George Burroughs August 19, 1692 Martha Allen Carrier August 19, 1692 George Jacobs, Sr. August 19, 1692 John Proctor August 19, 1692 John Willard August 19, 1692 Giles Corey September 19, 1692 Pressed to death Martha Corey September 22, 1692 Mary Eastey Mary Towne Eastey September 22, 1692 Alice Parker September 22, 1692 Mary Parker Mary Ayer Parker September 22, 1692 Ann Pudeator September 22, 1692 Margaret Stevenson Scott September 22, 1692 Wilmot Redd September 22, 1692 Samuel Wardwell Samuel Wardwell Sr. September 22, 1692 Dana Michael Foley September 22, 1692 Found guilty and pardoned Elizabeth Proctor Elizabeth Bassett Proctor pregnant Abigail Faulkner Abigail Dane Faulkner Sr. pregnant Mary Post Sarah Hooper Wardwell Elizabeth Johnson Jr. Dorcas Hoar Found guilty and escaped Mary Bradbury Mary Perkins Bradbury Pled guilty and pardoned Ann Alcock Foster died in custody, December 1692 Mary Foster Lacey Sr. Rebecca Blake Eames Abigail Hobbs Mary Clements Osgood Refused to enter a plea ... External links http salem.lib.virginia.edu home.html University of Virginia SalemWitchTrials Documentary Archive and Transcription Project DEFAULTSORT Trials, People of the SalemWitch Category People of the Salemwitchtrials ... John Hale Beverly minister John Hale , Beverly Nicholas Noyes , Salem Samuel Parris , Salem Village ... trials. Public figures and politicians William Phips Governor Thomas Brattle Robert Calef ... more details
Infobox Film name The Witch of Salem image writer C. Gardner Sullivan starring director distributor Domino country Cinema of the United States United States released November 1913 runtime language Silent film br English language English intertitles budget The Witch of Salem is a 1913 film. The two reel production set in the Puritan days. Prudence, a beautiful orphan, beloved by Old Hastings s son, is accused and convicted of witchcraft. She is sentenced to being burned at the stake. Her rescue, a fight with the Indians and other thrills are introduced. ref cite news title PROGRAM FOR THIS WEEK AT VICTORIA THEATRE publisher Wichita Daily Times date 1913 12 21 ref References reflist DEFAULTSORT Witch of Salem, The Category 1913 films Category Black and white films Category American films Category American silent short films silent film stub ... more details
The Rug rd witchtrials took place on the Rug rd manor, and the community of Ebeltoft close to it, on Jylland in Denmark in 1685 1686. It was the most significant witch trial in Denmark since the Rosborg witchtrials of 1639, and caused a wave of new witchtrials on Jylland after a period of diminishing witch hunt. The case led to the issue of a new law, which banned local courts to executed death sentences without confirmation of the national high court, a law which interrupted the local witch hunt and eventually stopped it nationwide. The trial In 1683, the first witch trial in Denmark since 1652 caused a witch hysteria in the nation. In September 1685, a woman by the name of Mette was put on trial in Ebeltoft , accused by her neighbors for having killed their horses by the use of magic. The previous year, Mette had swore to take vengeance on the neighbors when they refused to help her, and now, the horses had died without identifiable cause. Mette was placed in the prison dungeon at Rug rd manor, the residence of the nobleman J rgen Arenfeldt, who had the authority to issue private sentences. At Christmas 1686, Arenfeldt and three visiting priests conducted a private interrogation ... people, and then had her and her mother sentenced to death. The witchtrials on Rug rd manor and Ebeltoft ... of their guilt by the use of religious arguments. They caused a chain of witchtrials on Eastern ..., a regulation that effectively terminated all witchtrials by early 1687. In September 1686, Arenfeldt ... right to conduct private trials. The witchtrials in the rest of Denmark was to continued the following years the last witchtrials in Denmark that lead to a death sentence was that of Anne Palles in 1693 ... Rug rd De sidste trolddoms processer i Jylland 1685 87. Herning, 1991 Witch Hunt DEFAULTSORT Rugard witchtrials Category Witchtrials Category 1685 in law Category 1686 in law Category 1680s in Denmark .... In parallel, J rgen Arenfeldt continued his witch trial on Rug rd manor, were he had Gye Nielsdatter ... more details
File Catedral de Fulda.jpg thumb Cathedral of Fulda. The Witchtrials of Fulda in Germany in the years from 1603 to 1606 was one of the biggest witchtrials in Europe together with the Trier witchtrials 1587 1593 and Quedlinburg in 1589. It was to lead to the death of about two hundred and five people, and was as such one of the biggest mass executions in peace time. The witch trial The witchtrials of the diocese of Fulda can be described as a part of the counter reformation . The person responsible was the Prince Bishop Balthasar von Dernbach , who ordered for the witch hunt as a part of re catholicizing the diocese ref Hermann Langer Swedish edition Trettio riga kriget. En kulturhistoria. The Thirty years war. A cultural history Natur och kultur 1981 ref after a period of religious liberalism. Dernbach was born into a noble family as the son of a Protestant and a Catholic when his father died, his Catholic mother sent him to be raised by stern Catholics, and he became a Fanatic. He was appointed ruling Prince Bishop in 1570, but deposed in 1576, after which he was replaced with a Prince Bishop who issued a law of freedom of religion. When Dernbach was re elected as regent in 1602, he ordered for an investigation of sorcery as a way of purging the city form everything he deemed as improper. The investigation began in March 1603, and shortly thereafter, the arrests begun in the city. Hundreds of people were to die before the witchtrials ended, many of them being burnt alive at the stake. Victims of the Fulda witch trial 1603 Merga Bien , the most well known victim. June 1604 Nine women burned alive. August 1604 Nine women burned alive. September 1604 Eleven women burned alive. September 1604 Twelve women burned alive. October 1604 Ten women burned alive. December 1604 .... Witch Hunt DEFAULTSORT Fulda WitchTrials Category Witchtrials Category 1603 in law Category 1604 ..., and soon, the witch hunts ended. See also W rzburg witch trial Notes references References Heinrich ... more details
The Szeged witchtrials , which took place in the city of Szeged in Hungary in 1728 1729, was perhaps the largest witch hunt in Hungary. It led to the death of 14 people by burning. Witchtrials had been banned by the decree of King K lm n Coloman http en.wikipedia.org wiki Coloman, King of Hungary in which he stated, in his Law Book of 1100, that De strigis vero, que non sunt, ne ulla questio fiat. Concerning witches, who do not exist, the trials should cease . However, as Hungary was an occupied country at this time, the laws of the Hapsburg occupiers were in force, as well as some of the country s own laws. The trials The witch trial was instigated by the authorities, which decided on this measure to remove the problem of the public complaints about the drought and its consequences of famine and epidemics by laying the responsibility on people among them, which had fraternized with the Devil. If they were killed, the problems would be solved God did not like the people, and thus they were being punished. A fear arose in the Habsburg empire that witches had begun to be organized like military units. A particular fear in Hungary was that witches were also vampires . Among the people ... of the Tisza, called Boszorkanysziget Island of Witches . Witchtrials had occurred in Hungary ... must be confirmed by the high court, which more or less ended the witchtrials the last person in Hungary was executed for witch craft in 1777. External links http web.t online.hu passant sakkversenyek szeged.html http departments.kings.edu womens history witch witchlist.html Brian A. Pavlac List of Important Events for the Witch Hunts http www.caboodle.hu nc directories category subcategory single page witch island http www.puszta.com eng programs cikk szeged Robert John Weston Evans ... in Europe the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries Witch Hunt Category History of Hungary Category Witchtrials Category 1728 in law Category Vampirism crime Category Szeged ... more details
Image Bamberger Dom BW 6.JPG thumb 230px Bamberg Cathedral The Bamberg witchtrials , which took place in Bamberg in Germany in 1626 1631, are among the more famous cases in European witchcraft history. They resulted in the executions of between 300 and 600 people, and were some of the greatest witchtrials in history, as well as some of the greatest executions in the Thirty Years War. The Bamberg WitchTrials erupted during a period of a series of mass witchtrials in the area of Southern Germany, contemporary with the W rzburg witch trial s and others. The witch craze of the 1620s was not confined to Germany, but influenced Alsace, Lorraine and Franche Comt in the lands of the abbey of Luxueil the years 1628 30 have been described as an pid mie d moniaque . The area had been devastated by war and conflicts within the Holy Roman Empire, as well as a series of crop failures, famines and plagues. Rather than blaming the politicians, people looked for supernatural explanations, and accusations of witchcraft proliferated. Bamberg at the time was a small state ruled by the Prince Bishop Gottfried Johann Georg II Fuchs von Dornheim , who took a leading role in the persecutions he earned the nickname Hexenbischof or Witch bishop. He was aided by Bishop Forner, who wrote a book on the subject. The prince bishop built a witch house, complete with torture chamber adorned with appropriate biblical texts. The Bamberg witchtrials have been described as possibly the worst of the period. The bishop s chancellor, Dr. Haan, was burnt for showing suspicious leniency as a judge. He confessed to having seen five burgomasters of Bamberg at the sabbat, and they too were duly burnt one of them was Johannes Junius , whose testimony of the torture he was exposed to became famous. References Hugh Trevor Roper The Crisis of the Seventeenth Century. The European Witch craze of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth ... 719&chapter 77036&layout html&Itemid 27 Witch Hunt Category Witchtrials Category 1626 in law Category ... more details
File Werwolf.png thumb right Werewolf, by Lucas Cranach der ltere , 1512 The Werewolf witchtrials were witch trial s combined with werewolf trials. These largely took place in the Baltic nations Baltic countries, especially in Estonia , where the witchtrials, affected by the belief in werewolves in the area, looked different than in other countries. The Werewolf witchtrials of Estonia In Estonia, around one hundred witch trial s were held in 1610 1650, and 29 women and 26 men are recorded executed for Magic paranormal sorcery . A book about witchcraft was published in Riga in 1626. Christianity had been established by the end of the 13th century in Estonia, but ceremonies which had a pagan origin were common in the following centuries. As in much of Europe in the 17th century, an interest in the occult and the supernatural was popular, and the belief in werewolves common, and the Baltic witchtrials were therefore more or less werewolf trials the public regarded the accused as werewolves, while the authorities judged them as witches. Accusations of magic, which were often about enchanted potions, were rare in Estonia the belief in magic was common, but it was not associated with the Devil ... trial into a witch trial. ref name Guillou See also Gilles Garnier Henry Gardinn Valais witchtrials , also a combined werewolf witch trial Wolves of Paris References reflist Carlo Ginzburg Benandanti ... Witch Hunt DEFAULTSORT Werewolf WitchTrials Category Werewolves Category Witchtrials Category ..., on the other hand, were common. At 18 trials, 18 women and 13 men were accused for damage ... hidden their wolves skin under a rock. The only thing needed to make this a witch trial was a pact ..., but they did not succeed, and he was sentenced to whipping on 10 October 1692. The werewolf trials ... the Werewolf The so called Hans the Werewolf was allegedly an Estonia n werewolf and witch . His trial is a typical example of the combined werewolf and witch trial s, which dominated witch hunts ... more details
The Liechtenstein witchtrials took place between 1679 and 1682, after a first trial in 1648 1651. The second trial of 1679 1682 is known more in detail than the first. It led to the death of about 100 people. About as many people of both genders seem to have been executed. The trial was instigated in 1679 by the Governor, Dr Romaricus Pr gler von Herkelsberg, in Vaduz . At this point, the ruler of the state, Karl Eusebius, Prince of Liechtenstein , had acquired large debts and the finances of the state was in a bad condition, which was reduced by the fact that the property of the executed could be confiscated by the crown. After the escape of Maria Eberlin von Planken from Vaduz, the priest Valentin von Kriss vor Ort appeared before the Emperor in Innsbruck and claimed that the witchtrials was conducted by unlawful methods. The emperor formed a commission to investigate the matter. In 1682, the commission declared the witchtrials to be illegal and ordered them to stop. The Liechtenstein witchtrials led to feuds between among the families of the accused and the accusers which affected the society of Liechtenstein for a very long period after the trials. The first trial of 1648 1651 also led to the execution of about 100 people, the same number as the executed of the 1679 1682 trial, which makes the number of executed from the two big Liechtenstein witchtrials to 200 altogether. References cite web url http www.historicum.net themen hexenforschung lexikon alphabethisch h o art Liechtenstein html artikel 1621 ca 0c5767b5f2b99f9e9df52a22344cc690 title Hexenverfolgungen Liechtenstein, F rstentum author Manfred Tschaikner date 02 April 2001 accessdate 2012 04 24 site historicum.net Literature Seger, Otto Der letzte Akt im Drama der Hexenprozesse in der Grafschaft Vaduz und der Herrschaft Schellenberg. In Otto Seger, Peter Putzer Hexenprozesse in Liechtenstein und das Salzburger ... und die Hexenverfolgungen. In Montfort 51 1999 , S. 337 339. Witch Hunt Category witchtrials Category ... more details
Image Sonico federici.jpg 200px thumb Val Camonica witchtrials The Val Camonica witchtrials were two large witch trial s which took place in Val Camonica in Italy , in 1505 1510 and 1518 1521. They were among the biggest Italian witchtrials, and caused the deaths of about 60 persons, in each trial 110 in total. The best source for the trials is considered to be the Venetian Marin Sanudo , who was the chronicler to the Council of Ten from 1496 to 1536. The documentary evidence was destroyed by order of Giacinto Gaggia , the bishop of Brescia , to prevent it from being used by the anticlerical opposition. Background Christianity is not considered to have been strong in the area, though it was formally christened in the 400s. In 724, King Liutprando of Lombardy feared a rebellion after he had issued a ban against Paganism. In the laws of 1498, stern laws are issued against all Devilish heresy . In 1499, it was accused of having participated in a Black mass , and it was reported to be common with such depravity in the area. The first trial 1505 1510 In 1433, witches were burnt in South Tirol, 1460 in Valtellina, and in 1485, the Inqusisitor Antonio da Brescia had strongly criticized the ongoing heresy and witch craft in Val Camonica in the Venteian Senate. On 23 June 1505, seven women and one man were burned in Cemmo in Val Camonica, and in 1510, witches were burned who were accused of having caused the drought by magic 60 women and men confessed having injured people, animals and land with their spells, caused fires with help of Satan The whole world mourns for the sad lack ... Ianua de Zemo Witch Hunt DEFAULTSORT Val Camonica WitchTrials Category 1505 in law Category ... Quercini. He reported that several people had been burned for witch craft after spreading the plague ... Category 1518 in law Category 1519 in law Category 1520 in law Category 1521 in law Category Witchtrials Category 16th century in Italy it Streghe di Valle Camonica ... more details
The North Berwick witchtrials were the Trial law trials in 1590 of a number of people from East Lothian , Scotland , accused of witchcraft in the St Andrew s Auld Kirk in North Berwick . They ran for two years and implicated seventy people. The accused included Francis Stewart, 5th Earl of Bothwell on charges of high treason . The witches held their covens on the Auld Kirk Green, part of the modern day North Berwick Harbour area. The confessions were extracted by torture . History File North Berwick witches.jpg 440px left upright thumb The North Berwick Witches meet the Devil in the local kirkyard, from a contemporary pamphlet, Newes From Scotland. This was the first major witchcraft persecution in Scotland, and began with a sensational case involving the royal houses of Denmark and Scotland. James I of England King James VI sailed to Copenhagen to marry Anne of Denmark Princess Anne , sister of Christian IV, King of Denmark. During their return to Scotland they experienced terrible storms and had to shelter in Norway for several weeks before continuing. The admiral of the escorting Danish fleet blamed the storm on the wife of a high official in Copenhagen whom he had insulted. Several nobles of the Scottish court were implicated, and witchcraft trials were held in both countries. ref name WME Ankarloo, B., Clark, S. & Monter, E. W. Witchcraft and Magic in Europe . p. 79 ref Very soon more than a hundred suspected witches in North Berwick were arrested, and many confessed under ... against her. She was finally strangled and burned as a witch. Nearly 2,000 witchcraft trials survive ... Cathedral band Cathedral have a song called North Berwick WitchTrials on their 2006 album The Garden ... Witch Hunt DEFAULTSORT North Berwick WitchTrials Category 1590 in law Category 1590s in Scotland Category ... Witchtrials Category 1590 in Europe Category Trials in the United Kingdom Category Torture in Scotland ... palace of Holyrood House . She was fastened to the wall of her cell by a Scold s bridle witch s bridle ... more details
witch trial of 1621. Aftermath During the 17th century Finnmark had many witchtrials. Northern ... with a history of witchtrials. They were influenced by the contemporary prejudice in Europe, where ... to the Victims of the WitchTrials in Vard , a new monument by the Swiss architect Peter Zumthor ... Tors ker witchtrials Domen, Norway Vard WitchTrials References reflist Other sources Alm ..., University of Tromso 2000 Willumsen, Liv Helene Seventeenth Century Witchcraft Trials in Scotland and Northern Norway Thesis, University of Edinburgh 2008 Witch Hunt Category witchtrials Category ...The Vard witch trial Heksejakten i Vard , which took place in Vard in Finnmark in Northern Norway in 1621, was the first witch trial of Northern Norway, and one of the biggest witchtrials in Scandinavia . ref http www.witchcraftandwitches.com trials vardo.html The WitchTrials Vard WitchTrials 1662 1663 ref Background On 24 December 1617 Eastern Finnmark in northern Norway suffered a terrible storm, where sea and sky became one. This happened suddenly, as if loosened from a bag . A great majority of the male population was out at sea at that time and were surprised by the storm, which sank ten boats and drowned forty men. The same year, the new law of Magic paranormal sorcery and witchcraft for the union of Denmark Norway was issued, and announced in Finnmark in 1620. ref The witch hunt in early modern Finnmark Rune Blix Hagen. Acta Borealia, Volume 16, Issue 1 1999 , pages 43 62 ref Witch trial In the winter and spring of 1621 a witch trial took place at the fortress of Vard hus in Vard , the center of Norwegian Finnmark, where a woman from Kiberg , Mari J rgensdatter, was interrogated under torture on 21 January. She said that Satan had come to her at night at Christmas 1620 and asked her to follow him to the house of her neighbor Kirsti S rensdatter. He asked her if she would serve him, and she said yes, after which he gave her the witch s brand by biting her between the fingers ... more details
the residents and their livestock. ref name vesely Witchtrials were otherwise uncommon in Bohemia and Moravia. The first witchtrials occurred in Jesen k in 1622, when 4 women were executed. In 1636 ... point of the witchtrials. The local aristocrat, Countess Angelia Anna Sibyla of Galle, was advised to form a witch commission. Retired inquisition judge Heinrich Franz Boblig von Edelstadt Jind ich Franti ek ... 1963 , a novel about witchtrials in Northern Moravia during the 1670s. References Reflist ... sbornik severni morava obsah &larticle 3005 http www.carodejnicke procesy.mysteria.cz Witch Hunt Category Witchtrials Category 1678 in law Category Czech history Category 1678 in Europe Category Jesen k ...File Mohelnice Lautner memorial.jpg thumb right Memorial to Kry tof Lautner, a victim of the trials. The memorial is situated in Mohelnice umperk District Mohelnice , in the place where he was executed. Northern Moravian witchtrials , also known as Heinrich Franz Boblig von Edelstadt Boblig witchtrials was a series of witch trial s which occurred in the Jesen k and umperk area in present day Czech Republic , between 1678 and 1696. They are among the largest and most well known witchtrials in the history of the country. Background The Norther Moravian witchtrials are considered to be part of the Roman Catholic Church Catholic counter reformation . The Bohemians were unwilling to abandon ... witch practices in Moravia North Moravia . In order to draw attention of Emperor Leopold I ... burned in Ratibor. They occurred mainly in present day Silesia and the Principality of Nisa. The trials ... known witch hunter. The countess did not initially approve of torture. By displaying the torture devices ... as well. K nig died in 1682, just avoiding an arrest, as Boblig was ready to present his witch charge ... person because of his tolerance. The Sattler family belonged to the most known accused people of these trials ... 1696 witch craze. In fiction Otakar V vra s film Kladivo na arod jnice Malleus Maleficarum , also ... more details
Infobox album See Wikipedia WikiProject Albums Name Live at the WitchTrials Type Album Artist The Fall band The Fall Cover Live at the Witch Trials.jpg Released 16 March 1979 Recorded Camden Sound Suite br 15 December 1978 Genre Post punk Length 38 33 Label Step Forward Producer The Fall, Bob Sargeant Last album This album Live at the WitchTrials br 1979 Next album Dragnet album Dragnet br 1979 Misc Extra album cover Upper caption Alternative cover Type studio Cover Live at the WitchTrials U.S..jpg Lower caption Cover of original US edition Album ratings rev1 Allmusic rev1Score Rating 4 5 ref Allmusic class album ref rev2 rev2Score Live at the WitchTrials is the debut album by The Fall band The Fall , first released on 16 March 1979. It is not, despite its title, a live album, but was recorded in the studio in one day and mixed by producer Bob Sargeant the next. In 2004, bassist Marc Riley told the BBC that the group had been booked into the studio for a week but that Mark E. Smith had fallen ill, leading to the cancellation of the first 3 days. No singles were taken from the album ... id r7113 pure url yes title Live At The WitchTrials Overview publisher allmusic date accessdate ... at the WitchTrials Smith 0 51 Futures and Pasts Bramah, Smith 2 36 Music Scene Bramah, Yvonne Pawlett ... Quays Mother Sister Industrial Estate Underground Medecin Two Steps Back Live at the WitchTrials ... vocals guitar on Live at the WitchTrials tapes on Music Scene Martin Bramah guitar, backing vocals ... p fall latwt.html Lyrics The Fall DEFAULTSORT Live At The WitchTrials Category The Fall band albums Category 1979 debut albums fr Live at the WitchTrials hu Live at the WitchTrials ru Live at the WitchTrials ..., in conjunction with Voiceprint, Cog Sinister reissued the album again in 2002 as Live at the WitchTrials , claiming to be remasterd but was, in fact, simply a clone of the IRS disc, and adding ... more details
The Salzburg witchtrials , known in history as the Magician Jackls process , which took place in the city of Salzburg in Austria in 1675 1690, was one of the largest and most famous witchtrials in Austria . It led to the execution of 139 people. It was an unusual witch trial, as the majority of its victims were of male gender. Background In 1675, Barbara Kollerin was put on trial for theft and sorcery in Salzburg together with one Paul Kalthenpacher. During torture, she confessed that her son, Paul Jacob Koller, had a pact with Satan . Her partner, Kaltenbacher, confirmed this and described Jacob as a man of 20, the son of an executioner s assistant. Barbara was to have thought him the profession of begging, theft and fraud. Barbara Kollerin was executed in August 1675. The authorities issued a warrant for the arrest of her son. He became known as Wizard Jackl or Magician Jackl or J ckel. The Jackl trial In 1677, the government said to have received the news that Jackl was dead. They had arrested Feldner Bettlerbub Dionysos, a handicapped 12 year old boy who was called Dirty animal , and who was to have had contact with Jackl three weeks earlier. The boy confessed that Jackl was the leader of gangs of poor beggar children and teenagers from the slum, whom he taught black magic. This led to mass arrests of homeless children and teenagers. The hysteria spread to the entire archbishopric. During the interrogations of the captive beggar teenagers, the confessions of the prisoners lead to more and more myths about Jackl. He was claimed to be able to make himself invisible and enchant mice and rats, which ruined the harvests of the farmers. He was portrayed as a murderer and the rumours ... wochenende 230218?PHPSESSID ca58f7492b82330c8ac7a5b6ce028840 Witch Hunt Category Witchtrials ... famous wizard in the city s history, but he was never captured himself. The witch trial, on the other ... years. Executions 139 people was executed as the followers of Jackl in this trials 39 were children ... more details
Infobox book name Beyond the WitchTrials Witchcraft and Magic in Enlightenment Europe image File Beyond the witch trials.jpg 200px image caption The first edition cover. author Owen Davies and Willem de Bl court editors country United Kingdom language English language English subject History of Magic publisher Manchester University Press release date 2004 media type Print Hardcover pages 211 isbn 978 0719066603 oclc Beyond the WitchTrials Witchcraft and Magic in Enlightenment Europe is an academic anthology edited by the historians Owen Davies and Willem de Bl court . It was first published by Manchester University Press in 2004. Containing ten separate papers by different academics active in the field, the book dealt with the continued practice of magic and the belief in witchcraft in Europe following the end of the Witchtrials in the Early Modern period . The following year, Manchester University Press would bring out a companion anthology, also edited by Davies and Bl court. Entitled Witchcraft Continued Popular Magic in Modern Europe , it dealt with the period following the Enlightenment. Synopsis Davies and De Bl court s Introduction Toivo s Making dis order witchcraft and the symbolics of hierarchy in late seventeenth and early eighteenth century Finland Ferraiuolo s Pro exoneratione sua propria conscientia magic, witchcraft and Church in early eighteenth century Capua Tausiet s From illusion to disenchantment Feijoo versus the falsely possessed in eighteenth century Spain Lennersand and Oja s Responses to witchcraft in late seventeenth and eighteenth century Sweden Maxwell Stuart s Witchcraft and magic in eighteenth century Scotland Olli s The Devil s pact a male strategy Barry s Public infidelity and private belief? The discourse of spirits in Enlightenment Bristol De Bl court s Evil people a late eighteenth century Dutch witch doctor and his clients Hoggard ... witchcraft and popular magic last Hoggard first Brian year 2004 journal Beyond the WitchTrials Witchcraft ... more details
The Tors ker witchtrials took place in 1675 in Tors ker parish , Sweden . ref name clergyman cite web url http www.algonet.se hogman witch 20trial.htm title The Tors ker Witch Trial of 1675 and the Clergyman Hornaues accessdate 2010 04 07 quote Laurentius Christophri Hornaeus was born in the city of H rn sand in 1645 with the name Lars Christoffersson. ... author Hans H gman ref 71 people 6 men and 65 women were beheaded and then burned, all in a single day. This was the largest witch trial in Swedish history. Laurentius Hornaeus This began when Laurentius Christophori Horn us of Ytterl nn s parish, was told by Johannes Wattrangius , of Tors ker parish , to investigate witchcraft in his parish ... The witch trial reached Tors ker as an epidemic, as the witchtrials suddenly had begun to flourish ... forever to avoid further witchtrials. In Tors ker, the boys who had pointed at the women ... Stone In 1975, a memorial stone was erected in Tors ker in honor of the victims of Tors ker witchtrials ... raseri English The rage of Satan Witch Hunt DEFAULTSORT Torsaker WitchTrials Category History of Sweden Category Witchtrials Category 1675 in law Category 17th century in Sweden Category 1675 in Europe ... of the witches spread over the country, where witch hunts had earlier been a rarity. Horn us was ordered ... with the suddenly erupted witch craze. The priest had two boys stand at the door of the church to identify ... with a terrifying reputation the witnesses of the witch trial were mostly children, as the main ... afterwards, afraid to go near the house were his grandfather lived. On 15 October 1674, the witch ... though this was the biggest witch trial in the country, the original documents of the trial are very ... trials and was very typical in every way, except for the large number of victims. This would mean ... in Tors ker, but there were to be no more executions in Tors ker. The witch hunt in the country continued after the Tors ker witch trial, it reached the capital, were it lasted until 1676 and ended ... more details
The Valais witchtrials consisted of a witch hunt including a series of witchtrials which took place in the Duchy of Savoy in today s southeastern France and Switzerland between 1428 and 1447. It can be considered as the first series of witchtrials in Europe, fifty years before the starting point of European witchtrials. The victims were also accused of being werewolf werewolves . The persecutions started in French speaking Valais and spread to German speaking Valais Wallis and nearby valleys in both the French and German speaking Alps . The number of the victims of the prosecutions is unknown there were at least 367 people killed of both genders. Background In 1428, the duchy of Savoy had been tormented by a civil war from 1415 1419, between clans of the nobility, where people had been severed between the sides for and against the Raron family, which other noble clans had rebelled against, and society was in a state of great tension. On 7 August 1428, delegates from seven districts in Valais demanded that the authorities initiate an investigation against alleged, unknown witches and sorcerers. Anyone denounced as a sorcerer by more than three people was to be arrested. If they confessed ... stopped in 1447. The witchtrials of Valais are poorly documented the best source is the contemporary ... number of victims by that time. Unlike later trials, about as many men as women are believed to have been killed. See also Werewolf witchtrials References cite book author Eva K rfve title Den ... in law Category Witchtrials Category 15th century in France Category Legal history of France Category ... to the events. His document, however, was written in the middle of the trials circa 1430, seventeen years before their termination , and therefore lacks a complete coverage. Quotations from the trials ... some of them were described as well educated and learned. With the exception of the trials in Dauphin ... h xm starna. Benandanti The good sorcerers Stehag B. stlings bokf rlag Symposion 1991 In Swedish Witch ... more details
the owners of the house slept. The fairy witchtrials Between 1579 and 1651 there were a number of recorded witchtrials in Sicily, however, the exact number may not be known due to loss of documentation .... Compared to surrounding countries, the witchtrials in Sicily were relatively mild in most cases ... in the witchtrials of Sicily between the late 16th and middle of the 17th centuries. In 1588, the woman ... witchtrials in Sicily associated with elves and her confession was typical for such elf related cases ... Oxford, 1990 Witch Hunt DEFAULTSORT Sicily, The Fairy WitchTrials Of Category Witchtrials ... id isbn doi oclc url http books.google.com books?id tWqoKVtZId4C&pg PA141&lpg PA141&dq Fairy witchtrials of palermo&source bl&ots hMRs104eR &sig yisXG0uY92t3YBPxCwQnvY02uV4&hl en&ei 9ruMTMXwGZK8sAP2yp3TBA ... 20palermo&f false accessdate 09 12 2010 ref The Inquisition denounced them as witch es, but often .... Ultimately, the Inquisition did not show much interest in the Sicilian fairy trials, instead ... Witch s Sabbath that involved demons and devils rather than fairies. During the course of the trials they did succeed in some cases, but in general, the long held belief that fairies were ... the fairies, or, if it did happen, it must have been a witch s sabbath, in which case it must have ... the former, she would be released, and if it were the latter, she would be a witch. The fisherwife ... more details
witchtrials are also featured as a subplot in Season 4 of the HBO series True Blood , when the spirit of a powerful witch, List of True Blood characters Antonia Gavil.C3.A1n Antonia Gavil n , fed ... by Alonso Becerra and Juan del Valle Alvarado. Witch Hunt DEFAULTSORT Basque WitchTrials Category Witchtrials Category Religion and violence Category Trials Category Spanish Inquisition Category Basque ... certainly the biggest single witch hunt event of its kind in history. By the end some 7,000 cases ..., on what they believed to be a sorginak widespread witch cult in the Basque Country historical territory ... witch finding text. In March 1610, Antonio Venegas de Figueroa , the Bishop of Pamplona , sent a letter to the Inquisition in which he claimed that the witch hunt was based on lies and self delusion ref http dametzdesign.com logrono.html The Basque Witch Burnings ref and that there had been little knowledge of witchcraft in the region before the outset of the trials. Contrary to the usual picture ... questioned the whole basis of the trials. Because of this disagreement on how to proceed, the matter ... at the Sabbath witchcraft sabbath at the same time... and that a witch can Shapeshifting turn herself ... of panic from Logro o. In August 1614 it ruled that all of the trials pending at Logro o should be dismissed. At the same time it issued new and more rigorous rules of evidence, that brought witch ... Spanish film by Pedro Olea , about these trials. Zugarramurdi now celebrates the witches with a feast ... journal last Henningsen first Gustav year 1980 month November title The Greatest Witch Trial of All ... of witch burnings in the Spanish empire one century before the rest of Europe. http www.euskomedia.org ... more details
Cleanup date January 2008 No footnotes date April 2009 The witchtrials of Vard were held in Vard in Finnmark in Northern Norway in the winter of 1662 1663 and were one of the biggest in Scandinavia . Thirty people were put on trial, accused of Magic paranormal sorcery and making pacts with the Devil . One was sentenced to a work house, two tortured to death, and eighteen were burned alive at the stake. It was the peak of the witch hunt which had intensified in Northern Norway since the first great Vard witchtrials 1621 Vard witch trial in 1621 . Vard was the center of Norwegian Nordkalotten many witch trial s were held here during the 17th century, the biggest in 1621, in 1652 1653 and in 1662 1663. The witch trial On September 2, 1662 Dorthe Lauritzdotter was brought in for questioning at the Vard hus fortress . She had been accused once before, but acquitted, in 1657. Lauritz Braas said that two of his servants, who had recently died, had claimed to be bewitched by her. Four witches led by Dorthe in the shape of a dove, an eagle, a crow and a swan were to have opened their wind knots over the sea to make a boat sink, but the plot supposedly failed because the crew had prayed to God. Dorthe was burned at the stake on November 6, 1662 with two other women, soon followed by another two. At Christmas 1663 children were accused when sisters Ingeborg Iversdatter and Karen Iversdotter 8 years old , children of the newly executed women, were brought in for questioning with Maren Olsdotter, the niece of one of the executed women. The children told many stories, and the priest ... of the many great witchtrials of Northern Norway. More people were accused in the following ... norske trolldomsprosesser no icon Witch Hunt Category Witchtrials Category 1662 in law Category 1663 ... Christmas 1662 in Kiberg with Maren Olsdotter and Sigri Klockarewhile while incarcerated in the witch ... as much a witch as the rest of them, that she had made a boat get lost at sea, and that it was in fact ... more details
Image Trier Hexentanzplatz 1594.JPG thumb 350px Trier witchtrials Pamphlett, 1594 File Trier Dom BW 24.JPG thumb right 250px The Cathedral of Trier The WitchTrials of Trier in Germany in the years from 1581 to 1593 was perhaps the biggest witch trial in Europe an history. The persecutions started in the diocese of Trier in 1581 and reached the city itself in 1587, where it was to lead to the death of about three hundred and sixty eight people, and was as such the perhaps biggest mass execution in Europe in peace time. This counts only the executed within the city itself, and the real number of executed, counting also the executed in the entire witch hunts within the diocese as a whole, was thereby even larger. The exact number of executed have never been established 1000 in total have been suggested but not confirmed ref http www.historicum.net themen hexenforschung lexikon alphabethisch h o art Kurtrier Hexe html artikel 1620 ca 29dc540208e1fa1e821c5f29e5b20d2d ref The witchtrials In 1581 , Johann von Sch nenberg was appointed archbishop of the independent diocese of Trier. Sch nenberg greatly admired the order of the Jesuits in which he was Wonderfully addicted he built them a college , and as a part of his efforts to demonstrate his convictions, he ordered the purging of three groups in the society first he rooted out the Protestant s, then the Jew s, and then the witch es three stereotypes of nonconformity. He was the one responsible for the massacres of Trier which, because of his initiative, support and patronage, became of an importance quite unique in the history ..., and consequently he was arrested, tortured, strangled and burned himself, which made the witchtrials ... 27 http ftp.fortunaty.net com sacred texts pag twp twp05.htm Witch Hunt DEFAULTSORT Trier WitchTrials Category Witchtrials Category 1581 in law Category 1582 in law Category 1583 in law Category ... of Holy Scripture, Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live Maleficos non patieris vivere ... more details
ref They may have been a precursor to the Pendle witchtrials , which began some weeks later and ended ... &ie ISO 8859 1&output html&sig ACfU3U1kkrP5bsvVQiL148XCgQ30eiyxRQ Witch Hunt Category 1612 in law Category History of Northamptonshire Category People executed for witchcraft Category Witchtrials ... juries, and that each writer was only present at some of the trials. The Belcher Avery cases was quite sensational at the time with its well born but strangely afflicted victims, whilst other witchtrials being secondary. This was because their cases were everyday or because they were less directly ... of Agnes of Guilsborough Helen Jenkinson of Thrapston The trials may also refer to two women Elinor ... more details
Salemwitchtrials were a brief outburst of witch hysteria in the New World at a time when the practice ... . Woodcut from Tengler s Laienspiegel , Mainz , 1508. The witchtrials in the Early Modern period ... and at different times. While early trials fall still within the Late Medieval period , the peak of the witch ... by the Witchcraft Act of 1735 . But sporadic witchtrials continued to be held during the second half ... the number of known European witchtrials by the average rate of conviction and execution, to arrive ... 40,000. ref Among the best known of these trials were the Scottish North Berwick witchtrials , Swedish Tors ker witchtrials and the American Salemwitchtrials . Among the largest and most notable were the Trier witchtrials 1581 1593 , the Fulda witchtrials 1603 1606 , the W rzburg witch trial 1626 1631 and the Bamberg witchtrials 1626 1631 . The sociological causes of the witch hunts have long ... , pp. 18 19 2004 . Wiley Blackwell. ref when it first began to result in Church inspired witchtrials ... of his Malleus started any chain of trials anywhere in the Empire. , Behringer, Witches and Witch hunts ... wave of the new witchtrials in the latter half of the 16th century. ref In Switzerland, the rustic forest cantons of the original Confederation apparently remained unaffected by witchtrials ... in its own right become apparent during the first half of the 15th century in Valais witchtrials ... of the Satanic witch that would be propagated throughout the rest of the trials. ref Thu01 .... ref name Thurston 2001 Page 79 During this period, the biggest witchtrials were held in Europe, notably the Trier witchtrials 1581 1593 , the Fulda witchtrials 1603 1606 , the W rzburg witch trial 1626 1631 and the Bamberg witchtrials 1626 1631 . In 1590, the North Berwick witchtrials occurred ... the witchtrials had begun to fade out across much of Europe by the mid seventeenth century, they continued ..., the Tors ker witchtrials took place in Sweden , where seventy one people were executed for witchcraft ... more details
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