Historical Events tagged with "konstanz"
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Religion & Philosophy
Jan Hus Condemned as a Heretic in Konstanz
July 6th, 1415 609 years ago
Jan Hus, a Czech theologian and reformer, was condemned by the Council of Constance held in the Konstanz Cathedral. The assembly labeled him a heretic for his criticisms of the Church and its practices. He was ultimately sentenced to be burned at the stake, marking a pivotal moment in the Church's response to reformers and dissenters. Despite being promised safe conduct, Hus faced charges that reflected the growing tensions within the Church and the political landscape of the time.
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