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“I Would Have Eaten You Too”: Werewolf Legends in the Flemish, Dutch and German Area
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  • 1956Motif-Index of Folk-Literature351 cited
  • 1989Scandinavian Folk Belief and Legend52 cited
  • 2001“Wetenschappelijke Tijdingen” 1963-200022 cited
  • 1990Scandinavian Folk Belief and Legend22 cited
  • 1977The migratory legends19 cited

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