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History. Czech Republic (Bohemia). The Hussite leader Jan Zizka die of the plague at Pribyslav (October 11, 1424). Illustration, Czechoslovakia, c.1920
2636290 History. Czech Republic (Bohemia). The Hussite leader Jan Zizka die of the plague at Pribyslav (October 11, 1424). Illustration, Czechoslovakia, c.1920.; Private Collection; (add.info.: Tchequie (Boheme). Coll. Part.); Photo © CCI
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Disease Hussite Wars Jan Hus Protestantism Religion Wars
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This powerful image captures a pivotal moment in Czech history, depicting the death of Hussite leader Jan Zizka from the plague in Pribyslav on October 11, 1424. The illustration, created in Czechoslovakia around 1920, showcases the tumultuous times of religious wars and protestantism that defined this era.
Jan Zizka was a key figure in the Hussite Wars, leading his followers against Catholic forces in Bohemia. His death marked a significant loss for the Hussite movement and left a void that would shape the course of history.
The artist has captured the somber mood of this historical event, with Zizka's figure lying lifeless amidst symbols of warfare and disease. The intricate details and emotive expressions convey the gravity of his passing and serve as a poignant reminder of the human cost of conflict.
As we reflect on this image, we are reminded of the sacrifices made by those who fought for their beliefs during this turbulent period. It serves as a testament to courage, resilience, and ultimately, to our shared humanity across time and place.
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