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Latest Update - 18 November 2009 :



Dear Friends (and others... : )

Justin Blair and Matthew Vincent - as I have told you before - sent me a copy of their brilliant documentary "Across The Forest". You should really check this out. More about it on the ACROSS THE FOREST page which can be found in our BITS AND PIECES section.

Amazingly I have got reactions to my Bobeldijk page. We will see if and how this develops...

Fatih Danaci sent me information about an old Turkish case of vampirism. You can find it under Tirnova. But that is not all. He also sent me further material about another Turkish vampire case. It can be found under the heading of Doyran.

Being in an uncommonly productive mood, I have added the following cases which can be found under

   Barbatesti - in Romania
   Bocksten - in Sweden
   Borox - in Spain
   Cesky Krumlov - in the Czech Republic
   Doyran - in Turkey
   Eben - in Austria
   Estonia
   Eywanschitz - in the Czech Republic
   Finland
   Iceland
   Lerici - in Italy
   Levin - in the Czech Republic
   Lopusnik - in Serbia
   Marotinu de Sus - in Romania
   Medgidia - in Romania
   Mockersdorf - in Germany
   Mytilene - in Greece
   Palermo - in Italy
   Paris - in France
   Pielesti - in Romania
   Tirnova - in Bulgaria
   Tomiselj - in Slovenia
   Trusesti - in Romania
   Ungureni - in Romania
   Valea Stanciului - in Romania.
   Warsaw - in Poland

The number of cases that I am adding is slightly getting out of hand. I guess that I may have to alter my menu structure so it won't take me so much time to make any changes. We will see...

Another new page is Vampire Case Statistics. This gives an indication of how the various cases of vampirism on this site are distributed over different countries. At this stage, there are not sufficient cases as yet to draw any conclusions, so it is mainly something of interest to myself. But if we manage to publish sufficient cases, it may hopefully give some minimal indication of which are vampire countries and which are not.

Then there is this. I have told it hundreds of times before, in interviews, in correspondence, but nobody ever seems to listen. If you think that Transylvania is vampire country number one, you have been most shamefully misled by people like Bram Stoker. And if you have any doubts, please check out my new page which can be found under Transylvania ?.

Another more or less recent and not unimportant novelty is an interesting article by the hand of my long time Michigan friend Daniel J Wood. He has done some serious research regarding the Abramelin mysteries and has come up with some theories and speculations that are quite original to say the least. It can be found in our section of "Source Material".

I have also moved my page about the Abramelin case. It was headed under "Gratz" but for various reasons I have decided that Prague will be a much more appropriate place for it. In a similar manner, my case about Barlaw has been moved from Romania to Moldova. Oh yeah, after protest of the Danish jury, my recent page about Denmark has been moved to Iceland.

And less important news, but news is news, I can also be contacted through FACEBOOK now. Please note that for reasons best known to myself I am listed there as Roberto Brautigam.

Please note that our present contact address is:

EUROSHROUD@EUROPE.COM

And having said that, please note that our one and only URL still is

WWW.SHROUDEATER.COM

I suppose that is all for now then. Special thanks and greetings to Aylin, Fatih, Franco, Ljuba, Daniel, Michiel, Liz, Niels, Javier, and Luis, who are true friends indeed. As to the rest of you, I can only hope that you are friends as well. If not, so be it. Take care, and everything that is good !

            Rob Brautigam - Amsterdam - 18 November 2009





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