Müntzer

British

/ ˈmyntzər, ˈmʊntzə /

noun

Thomas. c. 1490–1525, German radical religious and political reformer; executed for organizing the Peasants' War (1524–25)

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Muntzer was also found guilty of four misdemeanor charges.

From Seattle Times

Muntzer said Wednesday that he was not allowed to present all the evidence he was aware of, including some classified documents, which he said gives him grounds to appeal.

From Seattle Times

Henry Phillip Muntzer of Dillon was arrested based on social media posts and videos taken inside the Capitol, according to court records.

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Muntzer said he was unaware that the Electoral College certification was going on that day and that in any case the Senate and House had both recessed by the time he entered the building.

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The book, translated by Mark Polizzotti, tells the story of Thomas Müntzer, a 16th-century itinerant priest who led popular uprisings against feudal lords in what is now Germany.

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