Jan Hus
Jan Hus (also John or Jean and sometimes spelled Huss) was the most significant reformer of the 15th century. He led the Czech reform movement, gathering a following of Hussites, and was charged with heresy and burned at the stake. His martyrdom triggered revolts in Bohemia.
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Died: July 6, 1415
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