Reformation in Germany

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The Reformation in Germany was a 16th-century religious and political movement, sparked by figures like Martin Luther, that led to the breakup of Catholic unity, the rise of Protestant churches, and widespread secularization of church property.

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All labels observed (5)

Label	Occurrences
Protestant Reformation	4
German Reformation	2
Protestant Reformation in Germany	1
Reformation in Germany canonical	1
Reformation in the Holy Roman Empire	1

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former Benedictine monastery of Memleben → dissolvedDuring → Reformation in Germany ⓘ

Prince-Archbishop of Bremen → diminishedByEvent → Protestant Reformation ⓘ

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Hans Sachs → supported → Protestant Reformation ⓘ

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Free Imperial City of Schwäbisch Hall → religiousReform → Protestant Reformation ⓘ

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Free Imperial City of Dillenburg → historicalContext → Reformation in the Holy Roman Empire ⓘ

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Georg Major → participantIn → Protestant Reformation in Germany ⓘ

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Imperial City of Memmingen → participatedIn → Protestant Reformation ⓘ

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Church Order of Braunschweig → associatedWithMovement → German Reformation ⓘ

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Sickingen uprising → isPartOf → German Reformation ⓘ

linked to: Reformation in Germany