The defeat at Frankhausen of the radical Thomas Muntzer by the Swabian League signaled the end of this war, whose namesake people were denounced as "murderous, thieving hordes" by Martin Luther.
The Weisberg massacre was part of this war, which first erupted at St?hlingen. One military commander in this war was a man known for his iron hand, G?tz von Berlichingen. The demands of one side in this conflict were expressed by Schappler in the "Twelve Articles" and included the election of pastors and the end of serfdom.  The defeat at Frankhausen of the radical Thomas Muntzer by the Swabian League signaled the end of this war, whose namesake people were denounced as "murderous, thieving hordes" by Martin Luther. For 10 points, name this rebellion in sixteenth-century Germany, an uprising of a downtrodden group of people.
The Weisberg massacre was part of this war, which first erupted at St?hlingen.
the Peasants' War