This city was where Alexander Petrie founded a church of exiled Covenanters in 1643.
This city was where Alexander Petrie founded a church of exiled Covenanters in 1643. Osip Zadkine's sculpture of a man without a heart commemorates the suffering of this city. The Church of St. Lawrence is the only surviving medieval building in this city's center, which was devastated by Heinkel 111 bombers of KG 54 on May 14, 1940. In retaliation for the German attack on this city, the RAF began the bombing of industrial facilities in the Ruhr. An author born in this city wrote the (*) Handbook of the Christian Soldier, produced a scholarly translation of the Greek New Testament, and quarreled with Luther over the issue of free will. For 10 points, the estuary of the Nieuwe Maas river forms the harbor of what busy Dutch port, the birthplace of the humanist Erasmus?
This city was where Alexander Petrie founded a church of exiled Covenanters in 1643.
Rotterdam (accept Erasmus of Rotterdam)