This event saw a moving oration by Paulus Vladimiri asserting the right to self-determination, which led John of Falkenberg to retort, "the Poles must be exterminated!" In keeping with one of its secondary resolutions, participants like John of Ragusa formed subgroups based on nationality, an approach rejected at the ensuing Council of (*) Florence. It compiled the text "The Art of Dying" and resolved a disastrous situati
This event saw a moving oration by Paulus Vladimiri asserting the right to self-determination, which led John of Falkenberg to retort, "the Poles must be exterminated!" In keeping with one of its secondary resolutions, participants like John of Ragusa formed subgroups based on nationality, an approach rejected at the ensuing Council of (*) Florence. It compiled the text "The Art of Dying" and resolved a disastrous situation involving the successors to Benedict XIII and Gregory XII, which was only further confused when the Council of Pisa elected Alexander V, who was then succeeded by John XXIII. More famously denouncing John Wycliffe and incinerating Jan Hus, For 10 points, identify this 1414-1418 ecumenical council held in Switzerland that elected Martin V to end the Western Schism.
This event saw a moving oration by Paulus Vladimiri asserting the right to self-determination, which led John of Falkenberg to retort, "the Poles must be exterminated!"
Council of {Constance}