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> In late 1524, peasants, craftsmen, and poor soldiers formed bands and pillaged throughout a large area of the Holy Roman Empire. During the revolt, some of the rebel bands authored statements of grievances called Articles. Although most bands did not coordinate their activities, several groups met in Memmingen, Swabia, during March 1525 at a gathering known as the Peasant Parliament. After a series of battles, the authorities managed to suppress the revolts. More than **100,000** rebels and others were killed. | > In late 1524, peasants, craftsmen, and poor soldiers formed bands and pillaged throughout a large area of the Holy Roman Empire. During the revolt, some of the rebel bands authored statements of grievances called Articles. Although most bands did not coordinate their activities, several groups met in Memmingen, Swabia, during March 1525 at a gathering known as the Peasant Parliament. After a series of battles, the authorities managed to suppress the revolts. More than **100,000** rebels and others were killed. | ||
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+ | > This is an obvious ploy to lure the peasants from rebellion and turn them from slaves to wageslaves lol. | ||
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+ | Müntzer and Luther, who were rivals and were on opposite sides of this Peasant' | ||
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* At this point the war was waning and it was a clear peasant loss. | * At this point the war was waning and it was a clear peasant loss. | ||
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+ | > At first the nobility looked on, unawares that misfortune was creeping up on us, for it pleased them well that the rebellion attacked the priests and the monks. Now, when the peasants had eaten all that was in the monasteries and drunk up and consumed all that was available, they fell upon the nobility' | ||
+ | Source Count Wilhelm von Henneberg, letter to Duke Albert of Prussia, February 2, 1526. | ||
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+ | === Notes === | ||
+ | * Same Count Wilhelm that Christoffel von Lichtenstein plead to. | ||
+ | * Has a pretty accurate interpretation, | ||
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+ | > In the last year, terrible, unprecedented, | ||
+ | Source: Decree of the Imperial Diet((The formal assembly of imperial councilors and officials advising Emperor Charles V)) of Speyer, August 27, 1526. | ||
+ | === Notes === | ||
+ | * Of course this report would have the view from the nobility, and after all the winners write the history books. | ||
+ | * In the end the peasants won nothing as they were returned to serfdom lol. | ||
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