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Harold of Gloucester

Harold of Gloucester

English child, death falsely attributed to a blood libel.

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    English blood libel.

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    Child murder victim (1246–1255).

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    Anglo-Norman lord in Ireland (c. 1130–1176).

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    Child saint in Orthodox Christianity (1684–1690).

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    Purported Austrian ritual murder victim.

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    Jewish religious male circumcision ceremony.

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  1. Blood libel

    Antisemitic trope.

    21%

  2. Little Saint Hugh of Lincoln

    Child murder victim (1246–1255).

    15%

  3. Simon of Trent

    Italian child.

    12%

  4. Andreas Oxner

    Purported Austrian ritual murder victim.

    12%

  5. Folk saint

    Spirit unofficially recognized by a group of people.

    9.2%

  6. Harold (given name)

    Name list.

    2.3%

  7. Benedictines

    Roman Catholic monastic order.

    2%

  8. Robert of Bury

    English blood libel.

    2%

  9. Werner of Oberwesel

    German saint (1271–1287).

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