After they had thrown out the aristocracy, Prince-Bishop Franz von Waldeck led an attack on radical members of this group that resulted in the hanging of Bernhard Knipperdolling and John Bockelson in cages from the Munster Cathedral in 1535, and this group is thought to have emerged in the Black Forest as a reaction to the violence of the Peasants' War.
Chorlitza and Molotschna were colonies founded by these people in response to increased taxation under Frederick William II and an invitation to European settlement issued by Catherine the Great. A subset of these people practice communal property ownership and they formed in response to a tax levied to support the counter-attack to the first Ottoman siege of Vienna, when (*) that subset of this group was led from Tyrol to Moravia by Jacob Hutter. After they had thrown out the aristocracy, Prince-Bishop Franz von Waldeck led an attack on radical members of this group that resulted in the hanging of Bernhard Knipperdolling and John Bockelson in cages from the Munster Cathedral in 1535, and this group is thought to have emerged in the Black Forest as a reaction to the violence of the Peasants' War. For 10 points, name this radical Protestant movement that includes followers of Menno Simons and that rejects infant Baptism.
Chorlitza and Molotschna were colonies founded by these people in response to increased taxation under Frederick William II and an invitation to European settlement issued by Catherine the Great.
Anabaptists [accept word forms; anti-prompt on "Amish" and "Mennonite" before Simons is mentioned]