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Kašperské Hory

1 entry tied to Kašperské Hory.

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WhoShamans Folk healers Priests and ritual specialists Witches, sorcerers and cunning folk Diviners and readers Mediums and the possessed Ceremonial magicians and alchemists Households and ordinary people Stage magicians Scholars and sceptics

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OccasionWeddings and betrothal Festivals Birth and childhood Death and remembrance Harvest, farming and weather New year Initiation and coming of age Illness and misfortune Journeys and voyages Everyday use

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🇩🇪 Germany and 5 moreLutzelfrau A German Alpine witch who brings fruit or punishes childrenFigure · Protection · Cursing and harm Living

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Lutzelfrau: Karel Rozum, Public domain, source

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