Geschichte Der Reformation Zu Biberach

This comprehensive history of the Reformation in the German city of Biberach is an important contribution to the field of church history. Covering the period from 1517 to 1650, it explores the personalities and events that shaped this tumultuous era, from Martin Luther's 95 Theses to the Thirty Years' War. In addition to providing valuable insights into the history of the region, this book is also a stirring call to compassion and support for the less fortunate members of society.

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