Et forfærdeligt Hus-Kors Eller en sandfærdig Beretning om en gruelig Fristelse, som tvende fromme Ægte-Folk i Kiøge for nogen rum Tid siden har været plagede med

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In the late 19th century, the town of Køge became the backdrop for a chilling tale of supernatural torment and moral conflict. "Et forfærdeligt Hus-Kors" by Johan Brunsmand unravels the harrowing experiences of Hans Bartskiær and his wife Anna, who grapple with the insidious presence of evil spirits that disrupt their once-peaceful lives. This gripping narrative explores themes of faith and temptation, as the couple confronts a grueling trial that tests their devotion and resilience. Ideal for historians and students of folklore, this novel offers a unique glimpse into the intersection of belief and fear in a society steeped in superstition. Discover the haunting truths that linger in the shadows of Køge's past.