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This church in Germany still has three hanging cages that remain from the 1500's. Three men were tortured and their remains left to rot in these cages. : r/evilbuildings
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akg-images - The executed Anabaptists Johann von Leiden (originally Bokelson), Krechting and Kniperdolling in cages in the tower of the Lamberti Church in Munster.
