Jewish Tavern-Keepers and the Myth of the Poisoned Drinks: Legends and Stereotypes in Romanian and Other East-European Cultures (17th–19th Centuries)*

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Chapter 17 Jewish Tavern-Keepers and the Myth of the Poisoned Drinks: Legends and Stereotypes in Romanian and Other East-European Cultures (17th–19th Centuries)^{^*}

In: Earthly Delights

Author:

Andrei Oişteanu

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Series: Balkan Studies Library, Volume: 23

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