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・ Oude Mannenhuis
・ Oude Meer
・ Oude molen (Kruiningen)
・ Oude Molen Distillery
・ Oude Molen Technical High School
・ Oude Molen, Simpelveld
・ Oude Niedorp
・ Oude Noorden
・ Oude Pekela
・ Oude Pijp
・ Oude Ram Afrikaner
・ Oude Rijn
・ Oude Rijn (Gelderland)
・ Oude Rijn (Utrecht and South Holland)
Oude Rode Ogen
・ Oude Westen
・ Oude Wetering
・ Oude Willem
・ Oude-Tonge
・ Oudebaaskraal Dam
・ Oudebildtzijl
・ Oudega
・ Oudega, Gaasterlân-Sleat
・ Oudega, Smallingerland
・ Oudega, Súdwest-Fryslân
・ Oudegracht
・ Oudehaske
・ Oudehorne
・ Oudekapelle


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Oude Rode Ogen : ウィキペディア英語版
Oude Rode Ogen

Oude Rode Ogen or Old Red Eyes, otherwise known as The Beast of Flanders is a Dutch bogeyman, ghost or monster whose tales and sightings began after a true series of events.
==Legend==

The legend of Oude Rode Ogen began in the Flanders region of Belgium in the late 17th century after reports of children turned up missing and believed to be victims of a cannibalistic shape shifter. Witnesses claimed of seeing a large naked black man running away after trying to steal a young girl from her bed, he was shot at and seen to change into a large black dog. A homeless black man was soon found living near Nekkerspoel and without trial was lynched and skinned alive. The skin is said to be buried in the basement of St. Rumbold's Cathedral in Mechelen.
During the early 18th century till present a ghostly dark figure with fiery red eyes has been seen in Mechelen and surrounding areas. It is said that he seeks his skin to become whole again as the demonic figure he once was. During the 20th century the ghostly being became known as The Nikker (De Nekker or The Nigger), a story told to children that stayed up past their bedtime that they'd be eaten alive if they didn't go to sleep.

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