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Witch tower

Witch tower or Witches' Tower (German: Hexenturm) is a common name or description in English and other European languages for a tower that was part of a medieval town wall or castle, often used as a prison or dungeon.

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Witch tower

Nodes54
Edges53
Triples15
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.037037
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Witch tower

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related to Gallery · 9
Witch tower → Babenhausen, HeidelbergWitch, Hesse, IdsteinWitch, Landsberg, LechThe Witch Tower, New University, The Hexenturm, TreysaWitch
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Witch tower → Many, Other, The

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witch tower used towers hexenturm city wall idstein medieval german castle prison today witches' name part town fulda gelnhausen heidelberg

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Ascherslebeninstance offor example in the 19th century when they were used as prisons or ordinary towers in the city walls.Witch towers are found in many German towns and cities0.80text
Coburginstance offor example in the 19th century when they were used as prisons or ordinary towers in the city walls.Witch towers are found in many German towns and cities0.80text
Frankenberginstance offor example in the 19th century when they were used as prisons or ordinary towers in the city walls.Witch towers are found in many German towns and cities0.80text
Witch towerrelated to GalleryThe Hexenturm0.60section
Witch towerrelated to GalleryIdsteinWitch0.60section
Witch towerrelated to GalleryLandsberg0.60section
Witch towerrelated to GalleryLechThe Witch Tower0.60section
Witch towerrelated to GalleryNew University0.60section
Witch towerrelated to GalleryHeidelbergWitch0.60section
Witch towerrelated to GalleryTreysaWitch0.60section
Witch towerrelated to GalleryBabenhausen0.60section
Witch towerrelated to GalleryHesse0.60section

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