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    The Hogwarts Herald

    20 June 1974
    London, England

    The French's answer to the 'untimely' demise of their Dark Lord, a young boy by the name of Achan Demyan, has taken over Wizarding Europe. With him he brings a fear like many have never experienced; new laws that are enforced by public assassinations, laws that have banned alcohol, cigarettes, music, dancing, holding hands in public, and nearly everything else that we, both as humans and as Wizards, enjoy doing. Anyone that is not of pure blood has had their magic taken away from them, and those who have not surrendered their powers risk their lives. Any child born with an ounce of Wizarding blood to non-Pureblooded parents has been killed or stripped of their powers. Muggles have been stripped of their belongings and forced to live in internment camps, in filfthy and cramped conditions; many, an estimated 800,000, will die there within the next year of disease, malnutrition, or murder by a fellow internee or by an officer. Which leads me to ask - what is this world coming to? This all has happened within two years of the fall of Voldemort. Where is there to go now?

    There is a hindrance forming in the dank alleys of what was once a beautiful city; London, England, now torn apart by war and painted with the blood of innocents, is the home of the resistnace. Here, the Renegades have made a safe-haven for hidden muggles; they've set up walls and spells of protection, and soon, they will re-open Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry to the public - muggle-borns and purebloods alike. The school has been relocated and access will only be granted to students and staff members through three brand new portals. I write this to you as a reminder that although this may be a sign that the tides are changing, we've still got a lot to do.

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Four months after this article was sent out by owl to a few registered Hogwarts students, the writer, Melissa Haventhought, had her arm run over with a muggle car. By appearances, Demyan and the Death Eaters had nothing to do with it - if they had, she would have been murdered, brutally and publicly, as a warning for anyone else who dares to challenge their reign. But this wasn't the end; in fact, this letter was the beginning of the Revolution. The streets of London, England, and Cannes, France are now safe for both muggles and wizards; though, transportation is difficult and entry is blocked to many purebloods who aren't Renegade members. The muggles living in internment camps have found ways to communicate with the outside world - though, there is never a way for them to know if they are a Death Eater or a Renegade member. It is very risky, but many muggles have tried it and succeeded to get their story published. Through this, the Wizarding public has heard stories about what this muggle internment is like.

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    "Our barracks are crowded, with dank wooden walls and one room for about eight people to live in, sleep in, and cook in. We are provided minimal amounts of food, and about two hundred of us have already died of malnutrition or disease. The conditions of the WC's are dismal; many are covered in vomit, and the illnesses of fellow internees wait there for those of us who have managed to remain healthy. My daughter, October, was pulled out of school at Year Eleven in order for her to come live like this. It is illegal for us to have books and even magazines, and if anyone found out that we were trying to teach her higher level education, we would immediately be killed. For me, it's worth it, though. I have faith that one day we'll all be let out of here, and Wizards and Muggles could live side-by-side, just like it used to be. And I'm glad that when that happens, my daughter will know what she needs to be able to go on to live a normal life."

    Hogwarts Herald; Issue 230; 20 December 1974





The muggle who wrote this article, Victoria Bourne, died a year later from an unknown illness, still living in the same (if not worse) conditions than when she wrote it.

It is now 1977, and Hogwarts is about to open its doors to students for the first time since 1973. Many of the students were tutored privately while the school was down and under Death Eater control, and will come back to the year they would have been in if the school was never closed. Some, unfortunately, will have to start over where they left off. Albus Dumbledore will restate his position as the school's headmaster, and has promised to insure safety to all students who attend his school. This year, the Marauders, three of which have already become Renegade members, will begin their seventh and final year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

When a writer for the Hogwarts Herald asked Dumbledore about the state of the world, and what could have been done to prevent it, he replied solemnly,

"Je ne regrette rien."










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