In January 1611 one of the highest-born members of the Hungarian nobility, Countess Erzsebet Bathory, was walled inside her castle tower and imprisoned for the rest of her life. Her servants were taken away, tortured, put on trial, and then executed as accomplices to the countess’s crimes: the... read more
Countess Bathory of Hungary is often thought of as the Bloody Countess or the Female Dracula, rumored to bathe in the blood of her female servants. In truth, she was a high-born lady who grew up around the accepted physical humiliation of the lesser classes, be they Gypsies, foot soldiers, or... read more (warning: may contain spoilers)
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