Comments by "Sisu Guillam" (@sisuguillam5109) on "Into the Shadows" channel.

  1. You really need to keep in mind how small Hameln was back then. The town that memorised the event in documents and art was small and paid out large sums to remember the children they mourned. Whatever happend was deeply traumatising - and so well know that the actual story was not told but everyone still knew what happend, including people in the surrounding area. People knew the same way people know about traumatising stories in your family and town... and they knew well enough to use short-cuts to talk about it.
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  2. All of them? No. And 'sold' means indentured servitude - a contract with an start and an end, and a known contractual partner. Simply doesn't fit.
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  3.  @mamasimmerplays4702  No, it literally cannot. We know what laws applied and what social contracts permitted in that area and time.
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  4. ​ @kathleenking47 you mean the names that were New at one point? Like Cheryl that is not documented prior to 1900 and only started being used more often in the 1940s?
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  5. Viel Glück beim Schreiben!
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  6.  @VirgilTStone  You sober?
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  7. That's not how church services would have worked though then.
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  8. Charmant...
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  9. ​ @Arltratlo Und die Hugenotten kamen wann nach Deutschland?
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  10. ​ @MichaelLevine-n6y Does... but isn't.
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  11. ​ @paulgoogol2652 All of them? Unlikely even then.
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  12. 'Child of' is not the same as 'our children'... yes, even not in german.
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  13. What? No. What the heck have you been reading?
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  14. ​ @manub.3847 Not children but men from Italy who came over to prospect in the area Schneewittchen hails from.
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  15. But that would have affected not just kids but very much grown ups as well. And not in these numbers.
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  16. As they are not collections for children but collections then picked up to be read by children the cruelty and splattering blood are not surprising.
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