An over 400-foot-long painting by Werner TÃ¼bke set during this conflict is displayed at the Panorama Museum.
An over 400-foot-long painting by Werner TÃ¼bke set during this conflict is displayed at the Panorama Museum. This conflict's eventual losers captured Weinsberg and had its ruling Count of Helfenstein run the gauntlet. Predecessors to this conflict were led by groups who flew banners depicting a tied shoe. During this conflict, the combined armies of Philip of Hesse and George, Duke of Saxony devastated their opponents at (*) Frankenhausen. Following the Revolutions of 1848, Friedrich Engels wrote a tract about this conflict, whose losing side was supported by a knight famous for his prosthetic iron arm. The losing side in this conflict was denounced as "Murderous, Thieving Hordes" by Martin Luther. For 10 points, name this 1525 conflict in the Holy Roman Empire, in which the Swabian League killed thousands in the rebelling lower class.
An over 400-foot-long painting by Werner TÃ¼bke set during this conflict is displayed at the Panorama Museum.
the German Peasants' War [or German Peasants' Revolt; or Deutscher Bauernkrieg; accept obvious equivalents] 