Portrait of Martin Luther (1483–1546)

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Kungliga biblioteket, Stockholm, reproduction: Jens Östman, Kungliga biblioteket - The National Library of Sweden

Portrait of Martin Luther (1483–1546), wood engraving, 1546, unknown artist; source: Kungliga biblioteket, Stockholm, reproduction: Jens Östman, Kungliga biblioteket - The National Library of Sweden.

Portrait von Martin Luther (1483–1546), Holzschnitt, 1546, unbekannter Künstler; Bildquelle: Kungliga biblioteket, Stockholm, Reproduktion: Jens Östman, Kungliga biblioteket - The National Library of Sweden.

Hans Tausen and numerous other Scandinavians studied in Wittenberg in the period around and after 1520. There they received important influences from Martin Luther for the Reformation in Scandinavia.

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"Contra Turcos": The Church in the Discourse regarding the 'Turkish Threat'@Church and 'Turkish Threat'@(BE)@freigabe
Intellectual and Academic Networks 1450–1800@Intellectual and Academic Networks@(ÜB)@freigabe
Wittenberg Influences on the Reformation in Scandinavia@Reformation in Scandinavia@(BE)@freigabe

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