The Great Witch Hunt

Humans have experienced many challenges to test our beliefs and ethics throughout history. In 1692, when the great Salem witch caught up with colonial American Puritan, our humanity was quite tested. Fear spreads among people, motivation to drive out bad things is strong, and many innocent people are killed. These types of events are repeated throughout the process. As human beings are suppressed for decades, and as fears are rooted in our society, we act hard on it as if we release our desire for personal freedom.

"Great witch hunting" is thought to be a major phenomenon in Western Europe, but magic trials often occur in Russia in the 17th century. However during this period the Orthodox christian europe participated in this so-called "witch hysteric" as the magic trial boom swept the Catholic and Protestant countries. This includes the persecution of men and women who are considered to be in the form of magic in and out of heathen, herbalism, black art, or the community. Magic is lawfully attributed to the church's judicial power, the church, Kievan Russ and Moscow Russia. The source of the magical jurisdiction of the church can be traced back to the second half of the 11th century, one of which is "country regulation" or Vladimir, the first edition of Ustav, others are "major chronicle" There are multiple references of. , From 1024

Hunting and cleaning of witches is usually a search for people known as 'witches' with moral panic or massive hysteria or evidence of magic. The era of classical magic in early modern European and North American colonial era occurred in modern times or from 1450 to 1750, spanning the reform and the turmoil of the 30 year war, estimated from 35,000 to 100 thousand were executed . It is estimated that 1500 to 1800 people, over 200,000 "witches" in the Western world, including illegal and informal executions, were tortured, burned down or hanged. The last person who was judged to be a witch in Europe was executed in the 18th century. In other areas such as Africa and Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa and Papua New Guinea have reported on contemporary terrorist attacks and even today Saudi Arabia and Cameroon are finding official laws against magic.