Amersfoort and Utrecht witch trials

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The Amersfoort and Utrecht witch trials took place in Amersfoort in The Netherlands in 1591–1595, with appeals and sentences in Utrecht.^[1] The witch trials resulted in the prosecution of seventeen people and the execution of at least six people by strangulation and burning.^{[citation needed]}

References

1. ^ Het verbond van heks en duivel, Lène Dresen-Coenders, Ambo 1983 ISBN 90 263 0585 0

• H.A. Hauer: in Breevoort can ick vergeten niet Uitgever: De Graafschap, 1956