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Oct. 31： 馬丁路德在Wittenberg 的教堂大門張貼.......，


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Today marks 500 years since Martin Luther is said to have nailed his 95 Theses to a church door in Wittenberg, Germany, sparking the Protestant Reformation in Europe. Luther spread his new interpretation of Christianity with pamphlets, and used the relatively new invention of printing to circulate his message through Europe. His texts were illustrated with captivating images, and were written in the vernacular German rather than Latin.
Learn about the power of print in 16th-century Europe and see other objects from the Reformation in our free display http://ow.ly/Rosf30g7cun


One of the foremost historical monuments of the medieval old town of Nuremberg, the landmark of the city, and a part of the Historical Mile Nuremberg (Historische Meile Nürnberg), Nürnberger Burg is world-famous. Let’s find out why!



Nürnberger Burg
One of the foremost historical monuments of the medieval old town of Nuremberg, the landmark of the city, and a part of the Historical Mile Nuremberg (Historische Meile Nürnberg), Nürnberger Burg is world-famous. Let’s find out why!
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宗教改革紀念日
500年前的今天，馬丁路德在Wittenberg 的教堂大門，張貼所謂的95條論綱，批評天主教會。至今，被視為天主教會與新教派間，分裂的起源。現今，在德國的天主教教徒與新教徒，人數大約相同。
部份篤信新教的聯邦地區，原本就已經將10月31日定為紀念日，休假一日。
但，2017年，適逢500週年，特例改為全國性紀念日。本會10月31日也休假一日。
更多與路德及宗教改革相關的歷史資訊請參考德國之聲的網站（繁體）：https://goo.gl/Enm3Fk



Martin Luther - 500th Anniversary of the Reformation
As you might know Martin Luther nailed his famous 95…
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