CLEAN : Inside Denmark's witch hunt museum

The video discusses the history of witchcraft convictions, focusing on Europe between 1450 and 1750, where many were accused and executed. Reba, a town in Denmark, is highlighted for its significant number of witch trials. The demographics of the accused, mostly women but also some men, are explored. The responsibility of rulers in persecuting witches is discussed, along with the broader global context of witch trials.

What was the estimated number of Europeans charged with witchcraft between 1450 and 1750?

What historical significance does the town of Reba hold in relation to witchcraft?

How did the witch trials in Denmark compare to those in the rest of Europe?

Describe the profile of individuals who were most commonly convicted of witchcraft.

What was the role of kings in the persecution of witches according to Sean's statement?