In 1692 in Salem, Massachusetts, mass hysteria rang out as teen girls began acting erratically, citing witches were to blame. What followed is a terrifying slew of accusations, trials and executions.

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The last witch trial in Germany took place 250 years ago. Yet a global study shows that the belief in witchcraft is still ...