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Commemoration of Johannes Hüglin: Lecture on the Peasants' War anniversary!
On November 12, 2025, historian Oswald Burger will give a lecture about Johannes Hüglin at the Vineum Meersburg. Admission free!
Commemoration of Johannes Hüglin: Lecture on the Peasants' War anniversary!
On Wednesday, November 12, 2025, an opening lecture about a central figure in the Peasants' War, Johannes Hüglin, will take place in the Vineum Meersburg. It starts at 7:00 p.m., entry is free and registration is not required. Historian Oswald Burger, an experienced expert on the region, will guide you through the exciting story of Hüglin, who was executed in Meersburg in 1527. As a Reformation priest, Hüglin initially worked in the parish of Sernatingen, which is now known as Ludwigshafen.
The lecture is part of the celebration of the 500th anniversary of the Peasants' War, a crucial time in German history in which farmers fought for their rights and freedoms. Johannes Hüglin was involved in these disputes, which ultimately led to his arrest and execution. Reports of his trial show that he was considered a courageous man who supported the causes of the rebellious farmers. On May 10, 1527 he was burned at the gates of Meersburg.
Historical insights from Oswald Burger
Oswald Burger, born in 1949, offers a deep insight into the historical significance of Hüglin with his wealth of experience, which is influenced, among other things, by his previous work as a vocational school teacher and as the author of numerous publications on regional history. His living conditions and the courage he showed in difficult times make him a key figure who still generates great interest today.
The depiction of his burning, depicted in the Zurich Reformation Chronicle of 1605, shows what a tragic fate Hüglin suffered. Although such dark events as his trial and death date from a bygone era, they draw attention to the faith and convictions of those who stood for their ideals, often with tragic consequences.
Current aspects of what is happening
In addition to the historical lecture, there is the question of the relevance of such topics in today's world. The Peasants' War plays an important role in discussions about historiography and the identity of the nation because it teaches us how important it is to stand up for one's own convictions. This topic continues to exist not only in historical but also in social contexts.
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Anyone interested is invited to engage with the story of Johannes Hüglin and to recognize the parallels to the challenges of our time. The event promises not only an exciting insight into history, but also an invitation to integrate the lessons of the past into today's society.