The gallery is bringing four southern German panel paintings depicting scenes from the Passion of Christ, which date to around 1500 and have an illustrious provenance: the collection of Prince Alexander von Dietrichstein at
Nikolsburg Castle in South Moravia (Fig.
The spread of Anabaptism in Moravia began in the early summer of 1526 with the arrival of the Anabaptist theologian Balthasar Hubmaier in
Nikolsburg (Mikulov) and ended in September 1622 with the expulsion of Anabaptists from the country.
Para 1944 la ERR habia incautado mas de 200 colecciones entre Francia y Belgica, que tendrian como destino nazi el castillo de
Nikolsburg (hoy Mikulov, Republica Checa).
Sin embargo, ante el agotamiento de los recursos y falta del apoyo turco concerto en 1622 con el emperador el tratado de paz de
Nikolsburg, en virtud del cual tuvo que renunciar el titulo del rey de Hungria conservando ademas del del principe de Transilvania siete condados de la Alta Hungria a titulo personal y, convertido en principe del Sacro Imperio, obtuvo dos principados en Silesia.
After linking Hutterite history to biblical history and that of the early church before its "fall" under Constantine the Great, the chronicler writes that the Brethren emerged from a series of schisms and relocations that began with a conflict in 1526 between a pacifist group led by Hans Hut of Bibra and a non-pacifist group founded by Balthasar Hubmaier in the town of
Nikolsburg (Mikulov) in southern Moravia.
The first exclusively Jewish school for the deaf was founded by philanthropist Hirsch Kollisch in 1844 in
Nikolsburg, Moravia.
166 ss) 4174 cajones que llenaron 138 furgones con 22.000 lotes enviados al Reich, que fueron en gran parte al Castillo de Neuschwanstein (y al Monasterio de Buxheim, al castillo
Nikolsburg en Checoslovaquia, a los castillos Kogl y Seisenegg en Austria) etc ...
They were dependent upon tolerant nobles prepared to give them a space in which to function; Gross mentions especially Johann von Liechtenstein, Lord of
Nikolsburg (40) as an example of one such.
Nikolsburg in Moravia quickly became their centre; but divisions emerged over nonviolence and common ownership of goods.
The Old Testament covenant was that of "yesterday," which contained the promise of the New Testament covenant of "today."(7) When Hubmaier moved to
Nikolsburg in Moravia in the summer of 1526 he became the leader of an Anabaptist magisterial Reformation committed to a literal interpretation of the New Testament, including the baptism of adult believers.
After Krautwald sent his negative appraisal (again, not preserved) to
Nikolsburg, he received a substantial manuscript work in reply insisting on the necessity of Sabbath observance.
Hubmaier departed Zurich a broken man, and after a brief stay in Augsburg, he made his way to
Nikolsburg in Moravia.
