Hussite Wars

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Replica of hussites war wagon (Chudów, Poland)

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Weapons of hussites

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Hussite Wars, illustration from the Jena codex (15th century), fol. 56a.

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Man of Sorrows

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The Hussite Wagenburg - an old sketch from the 15th Century.

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Battle of Lučenec (Karel Vítek, 1942 - published in A. Novák, F. Bulín: Stručné dějiny československé v slově i obrazech, 1946)

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Pečeť Bedřicha ze Strážnice

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Bojové umění husitů

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A copy of the Hussite Bible, in the Codex of München, dated to 1466. The Hussite Bible was the first ever translation of the Bible in the Hungarian language. This one is the first page of the New Testament.

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Deggendorf, Stadt-Au: Hussiten durch Mirakel der Deggendorfer Gnad gestoppt(Überlieferung)

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Flag of Kaributas

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Replica of a Hussite war wagon (Chudów, Poland)

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Bitva husitů s křižáky. Vyobrazení z Jenského kodexu, fol. 56a.

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Hussites massacre

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Evolution of the Hussite movement in the Lands of the Bohemian Crown 1419-1620.

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Pečeť Jakoubka z Vřesovic

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Jan Roháč z Dubé

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Jan Talafús z Ostrova

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Jan Žižka v čele husitských vojsk

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Jaroslav Čermák - The Hussite pass defending

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Jaroslav Čermák - Prokop Veliký před Naumburkem

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Jean Ziska 01

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Jan Žizka leads a field army, a depiction from the Jena Codex from the end of the C.E.15th century.

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Josef Mathauser - Husité před Naumburkem

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Josef Mathauser - Poselství Pražanů v táboře Žižkově roku 1424

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Karcer w klasztorze oo. cystersów w Mogile, w którym więziony był zwolennik husytyzmu ks. Andrzej Gałka.

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Historical Overview

The Hussite Wars, also called the Bohemian Wars or the Hussite Revolution, were a series of civil wars fought between the Hussites and the combined Catholic forces of Holy Roman Emperor Sigismund, the Papacy, and European monarchs loyal to the Roman Catholic Church, as well as various Hussite factions. At a late stage of the conflict, the Utraquists changed sides in 1432 to fight alongside Roman Catholics and opposed the Taborites and other Hussite factions. These wars lasted from 1419 to approximately 1434.