Packet 9: Bonus 4

Under torture, Margareta Kuljanka (“kul-YAN-ka”) described an internal hierarchy in a group of these people and accused 28 other women before being burned in 1733. For 10 points each:
[10e] Identify these people. Executions for supposedly being these people proliferated in Croatia after the publication of Malleus Maleficarum and continued until the mid-18th century.
ANSWER: witches [or people accused of witchcraft or clear equivalents; accept sorceresses or clear equivalents]
[10m] This statesman examined the herbalist Magda Logomer, whose 1757 acquittal ended Croatian witch trials. A report by this physician of Maria Theresa led to the prohibition of anti-vampire superstitious practices.
ANSWER: Gerard van Swieten (“SVEE-tun”) [reject “Gottfried van Swieten”]
[10h] This ruler’s 1656 Praxis Criminalis judicial regulations gave precedent to Maria Theresa’s abolition of torture in Croatia. This Holy Roman Emperor saw the end of the Thirty Years’ War.
ANSWER: Ferdinand III [accept Ferdinand Ernst or Ferdinand Ernest; prompt on Ferdinand]
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Main Site2026-04-172415.83100%38%21%