Why do we still use the image of witches created by the inquisitors?, Culture
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Several international initiatives are trying to break the stereotype of a devilish, cackling, long-nosed hag, and restitute the memory of the victims of the largest femicide in history
Several international initiatives are trying to break the stereotype of a devilish, cackling, long-nosed hag, and restitute the memory of the victims of the largest femicide in history
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Why do we still use the image of witches created by the inquisitors?, Culture
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Elite Discourse and Witchcraft: Nationalism, Anti-Catholicism and Puritanism. – Newcastle's Foote
