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The Anabaptists book. Particular attention is paid to the role and experie The Anabaptists were at the radical, utopian edge of the Reformation, ruthlessly repressed by Catholic, Lutheran and secular authorities alike. Particular attention is paid to the role and experience of women and of 'ordinary' Anabaptists in addition to those of the educated elite.

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The Anabaptists also had no overall leader so there was no John Calvin or Luther-like figure. The influence of the Anabaptists was never extreme because its origins were far from precise. Whereas Luther, Calvin and Zwingli could be specifically associated with a geographic area, the Anabaptists could not. There is some evidence that the Anabaptists developed in Zurich after 1523. Small groups of Anabaptists cropped up throughout Western Europe. Poorer people and peasants tended to gravitate towards the Anabaptists but its success in any small area was the result of what locals did as opposed to what any general leader could organise. With no central leader, the group had no central organisation and suffered accordingly. The Anabaptists found a base in the Germany at Munster in 1534. The community brought in the death sentence for disobedience and adultery but allowed polygamy.

P T ) The Munster Anabaptists 119 Although constantly under external attack, Jan strengthened the town defences and organized the Anabaptists into a well-disciplined fighting unit. There was mass mobilization with citizens of both sexes employed in the war effort. Jan also provided the Anabaptists with a purpose and goal that stimulated a degree of enthusiasm lacking in their mercenary opponents. By the end of August 1534 the Saints so convincingly repelled the bishops major attack that he was deserted by both vassal and mercenary.