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Elfrida Clagg

1302 - 1407 AD

Head of Witches Council (Predecessor to Ministry of Magic)~1345 - 1400

Most noted for proclaiming the Golden Snidget a protected species of bird, thereby outlawing its use in early Quidditch games. During her term of office, Madame Clagg also attempted to define once and for all, the difference between "beings" and "beasts", in an attempt to bring greater unity to all members of the magical community.

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Filuis Flitwick
1897 -
Currently Professor of Charms at Hogwarts School of
Witchcraft and Wizardry, Filius Flitwick held
exclusive title of Dueling Champion between the
years 1932 and 1956. During his tenure as Professor
at Hogwarts, Flitwick has perfected various Charms
to enchant fairies, learn their language, and
enlist their services. He is also present sponsor
of the Dueling Club at Hogwarts School.

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Yolanda Yorgenstern
1627 - 1718
An Hungarian/American immigrant who worked tirelessly to end the
practice of witch hunting, Yolanda spent endless
hours in her hometown of Winston-Salem
Massachusetts, casting spells and using charms to
rescue Muggles falsely accused of witchcraft, sparing them the various and
sundry punishments thought up by the Puritans to
drive out demons. Revered as a heroine by the
American wizarding realm. Forgotten by American Muggles.

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Yuri Yorgenstern

1615 - 1713

Yolanda's husband. Creator of the Mostly-Dead Potion used to provide escape for many persecuted during the early American witch hunts. This Potion caused the one who took it to appear dead to all who examined them. Once it wore off, usually in three to ten days, the person in question was rescued, primarily by Yuri himself, from whatever shallow grave the witch hunters had tossed him in. This Potion was highly successful, until the number of people using it became overwhelming for Yuri to rescue. This led to many rumors of "zombies" rising from their graves and walking the streets of Winston-Salem and surrounding areas, rumors that exist to this day.