Mainz-fare home - The term "Black Peter", which is often used when it goes blaming someone to blame for a mistake, reminiscent of the robber Peter Petri, who in the 18th and 19 Century in the Hunsrück and Odenwald mischief. This little known fact of science author Ernst Probst from Mainz-fare home, in his pocketbook "Black Peter" (ISBN 3638951421) out.
That was in 1752 in castles in Veldenz in the Moselle area born, black-haired loggers, charcoal burners and robbers a tutor and accomplice of the 25 years his junior Schinderhannes (1777-1803), considered Germany's most famous bandit. Peter Petri came off the rails after French soldiers in 1792 to his hut in the wood-cutter colony Hüttgeswasen at Allen had lit in the Hunsrück.
Peter Petri in 1812 was sentenced to time in France belonging to Mainz for his crimes to life imprisonment, which he should settle in Bicetre near Paris. He invented the card game behind bars "Black Peter", before going to a now-unknown date in delusional drunkard died. Both the name of the card game and the term "Black Peter", according to Ernst Probst go back to the dreaded predator's lifetime.
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