This is the 12656th most frequent German word.
werwolfprozess
The German word "Werwolfprozess" refers to a trial or legal process involving individuals accused of participating in the Nazi Werwolf resistance movement during or after World War II.
Here, 'Werwolfprozess' refers specifically to historical trials conducted under the suspicion of individuals being werewolves, a term combining historical and mythological contexts.
Der Werwolfprozess wurde im Mittelalter oft als Hexenverfolgung angesehen.
The werewolf trial was often considered witch persecution in the Middle Ages.
In this usage, 'Werwolfprozess' metaphorically represents the phases of transformation, emphasizing the conceptual progression.
Im Roman beschreibt der Werwolfprozess die Transformation eines Menschen in einen Werwolf.
In the novel, the werewolf process describes the transformation of a human into a werewolf.
Here, 'Werwolfprozess' acts as a case study illustrating a sociopsychological phenomenon, blending historical and analytical contexts.