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Black Sabbath

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Connections graph for Black Sabbath: 30 direct connections and 15 further links. Black Sabbath La famiglia del Vurdalak SOURCE Vurdalak CREATURE Vampire CREATURE Revenant CREATURE The family vampire MOTIF The vampire child MOTIF Theft from the dead MOTIF The threatening telephone MOTIF The sound that announces th… MOTIF The threshold and invitation BELIEF OR RITUAL Eastern Europe PLACE Rome PLACE Mario Bava PERSON Boris Karloff PERSON American International Pict… PERSON A. K. Tolstoy PERSON Anton Chekhov PERSON Guy de Maupassant PERSON Black Sabbath (band) PERSON Dubbing GLOSSARY Censorship GLOSSARY Alternate cut GLOSSARY Literary adaptation GLOSSARY I tre volti della paura vs … VERSION The Vurdalak, from folklore… BLOODLINE Italian Gothic COLLECTION The Chekhov credit: a sourc… JOURNAL Why Dread Atlas begins with… JOURNAL Black Sunday FILM Night of the Devils FILM Films changed by dubbing Sem’ja vurdalakov Vienna La Guzla Vampires of Eastern Europe Strigoi Visum et Repertum Kisiljevo Medveđa Protections against the dead The Vampyre (Polidori, 1819) Dracula (Stoker, 1897) Historia rerum Anglicarum (… I vampiri (Freda, 1957) Vij (Gogol, 1835)
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Nodes in preparation: I vampiri (Freda, 1957) · Historia rerum Anglicarum (William of Newburgh) · The Vampyre (Polidori, 1819) · Dracula (Stoker, 1897) · Anton Chekhov · Guy de Maupassant · Black Sabbath (band) · Vij (Gogol, 1835). The relations are already recorded; entries will be published after verification.

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