Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Christman Genipperteinga was a German bandit and serial killer of the 16th century, he reportedly murdered 964 individuals starting in his youth over a 13-year period, from 1568 until his capture in 1581. This article retells the story of Christman Genipperteinga as contained in a contemporary pamphlet from 1581, as well as placing that pamphlet, and reports of similar type, within the literary and historical context in which they appeared. The pamphlet made quite an impact in its time, since as early as in 1587, just 6 years after its publication, at least one chronicler included the story as factual. This article reviews that notice and others like it, and looks, furthermore, on the developing folklore about Christman Genipperteinga, in rough chronological order.Finally, the article reviews very similar tales circulating about robbers with names such as Lippold, Danniel, Görtemicheel, Schwarze Friedrich, Henning, Klemens, Vieting and Papedöne. The tale of Papedöne is particularly relevant, since a version of that story is contained in a book published in 1578, 3 years before Genipperteinga's alleged death."@en }
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- Christman_Genipperteinga abstract "Christman Genipperteinga was a German bandit and serial killer of the 16th century, he reportedly murdered 964 individuals starting in his youth over a 13-year period, from 1568 until his capture in 1581. This article retells the story of Christman Genipperteinga as contained in a contemporary pamphlet from 1581, as well as placing that pamphlet, and reports of similar type, within the literary and historical context in which they appeared. The pamphlet made quite an impact in its time, since as early as in 1587, just 6 years after its publication, at least one chronicler included the story as factual. This article reviews that notice and others like it, and looks, furthermore, on the developing folklore about Christman Genipperteinga, in rough chronological order.Finally, the article reviews very similar tales circulating about robbers with names such as Lippold, Danniel, Görtemicheel, Schwarze Friedrich, Henning, Klemens, Vieting and Papedöne. The tale of Papedöne is particularly relevant, since a version of that story is contained in a book published in 1578, 3 years before Genipperteinga's alleged death.".
- Q1084161 abstract "Christman Genipperteinga was a German bandit and serial killer of the 16th century, he reportedly murdered 964 individuals starting in his youth over a 13-year period, from 1568 until his capture in 1581. This article retells the story of Christman Genipperteinga as contained in a contemporary pamphlet from 1581, as well as placing that pamphlet, and reports of similar type, within the literary and historical context in which they appeared. The pamphlet made quite an impact in its time, since as early as in 1587, just 6 years after its publication, at least one chronicler included the story as factual. This article reviews that notice and others like it, and looks, furthermore, on the developing folklore about Christman Genipperteinga, in rough chronological order.Finally, the article reviews very similar tales circulating about robbers with names such as Lippold, Danniel, Görtemicheel, Schwarze Friedrich, Henning, Klemens, Vieting and Papedöne. The tale of Papedöne is particularly relevant, since a version of that story is contained in a book published in 1578, 3 years before Genipperteinga's alleged death.".