German Catholic Monks who was responsible for starting the legends about Dracula.
The publication of In Search of Dracula: A True History of Dracula and Vampire Legends in 1972 altered the Dracula lore for all time. The biography of Prince Vlad of Transylvania, commonly known as Vlad the Impaler, is the real-life basis for the Dracula legend. This work revolutionized the field of Dracula scholarship and demonstrated the viability of the vampire myth as a legitimate field of study. Given that I didn't have a blog when McNally passed away, I thought this would be a nice time to pay tribute to both men, who were frequently as interesting as the subjects they studied. Following the 1972 release of In Search of Dracula, McNally and Florescu rose to fame in the media. They were the go-to guests for films and talk shows that examined vampire tales and stories during the following three decades—including, of course, everything related to Vlad Tepes. Sometimes McNally would conduct interviews while donning a vampire costume or from within a coffin.
German Catholic Monks who was responsible for starting the legends about Dracula.
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