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Antique drawing depicting Čachtice (Cachtice) Castle of “Bloody Countess” Elizabeth Bathory and her husband. As a teenager, Elizabeth became engaged to the nobleman Ferenc Nadashdi and settled in Slovakia, in the Chahtice castle.
The Hungarian Countess Erzhebet (Elizaveta, Elzbieta, Elizabeth) Bathory entered the Guinness Book of Records as the woman who committed the largest number of murders – on her account about 650 victims. For sophisticated methods of torture, she is called Dracula in female form. According to legend, she bathed in the blood of her victims to prolong her youth. Collage with The Bathory Clan Coat of Arms.
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