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• Witch-hunt
  A '''witch-hunt''' is a search for people believed to be [[Witchcraft|witches]], individual In the modern sense, when the term ''witch-hunt'' is used to describe the persecution of individuals or groups accused of c
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• Witch hunt
  #REDIRECT [[Witch-hunt]]
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• Witch-hunt/Definition
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• Witch-hunt/Bibliography
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• Witch-hunt/External Links
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• Witch-hunt/Related Articles
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• Witch-hunts
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• Witch hunts
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• Witch hunt
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• Witchhunt
  #REDIRECT [[Witch-hunt]]
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• Witch-hunt/External Links
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• Margaret Murray/Related Articles
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• Witchcraft
  ...es and cultures. In [[Western Europe]] it is usually associated with the [[witch-hunt]]s of early modern Europe (14th to 18th century) and the stereotype of the Witch-hunt was and is not an exclusively European phenomenon. It is still very much an
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• Moral panic/Related Articles
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• Witchcraft/Related Articles
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• Witch-cult hypothesis
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• Yusuf al-Qaradawi
  ...n in 2007. The British Islamophobia Watch has said MEMRI is engaged in a "witch-hunt" against him. <ref name=IW2009-02-07>{{citation |title= Another MEMRI-inspired witch-hunt of Qaradawi
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• Jennifer Rubin
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• Witch-hunt
  A '''witch-hunt''' is a search for people believed to be [[Witchcraft|witches]], individual In the modern sense, when the term ''witch-hunt'' is used to describe the persecution of individuals or groups accused of c
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• History of Scotland/Bibliography
  * Larner, Christina. ''Enemies of God: the Witch-Hunt in Scotland'' (1981), the standard scholarly history * Maxwell-Stuart, P.G. ''An Abundance of Witches: The Great Scottish Witch-Hunt.'' (2005) 254pp. ISBN 0 7524 3329 6; highly detailed coverage of cases;
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• West Memphis Three
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• H (letter)
  ...n each case the second '''h''' is aspirated as if beginning a new word; '''witch-hunt''', too, may appear without a hyphen. A non-accidental use is in Arabic '''
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• Hannah Rosenthal
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• Garmisch-Partenkirchen
  ...metery holds the remains of the wife of Caspar Poysl, the "judge" at the [[Witch-hunt|witch trials]] that were held at the Werdenfelser Castle on the mountain ab
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• Boris Johnson
  ...imed the Privileges Committee was a "kangaroo court" that had conducted a "witch-hunt" against him, notwithstanding the fact that four of its seven members are T
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• Satanic ritual abuse
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