- Jan Hus chose to burn at the stake over recanting his beliefs. Learn how this Czech pastor's teachings rose from ashes in the Protestant Reformation.
- 1412 - 1415: Mistr Jan Hus ve svých kázáních v Betlémské kapli pranýřuje zlořád v církevní organizaci.26 bin görüntülemeYayınlandı11 Oca 2019
- In 1412, Jan Hus was commanded by Holy Roman Emperor Sigismund to come to Constance, Germany, and appear before the Council of Constance .
- This article contains a Short Biography, Facts and History about the life of Jan Hus, the great Medieval cleric and reformer and founder of the Hussite movement.
- Prag Üniversitesinde okuyan jan Hus, Kilise’yi çeşitli yönlerden eleştiren Alman (Waldhausen) ve Çek (Miliç ve janov) ustalarının yanında çalıştı.
- John Huss (Jan Hus) was born in Bohemia (now part of the Czech Republic) in about 1371.
- Jan Hus was born in Husinec, Bohemia. He was born into poverty and chose to train for the priesthood as a means to overcome life’s hardships.
- Jan Hus, also spelled Huss, was born in 1370 in Bohemia (present-day Czech Republic). He derived his last name from Husinec, his birthplace.
- Jan Hus hoped his incendiary preaching and heated rebukes would purify a tainted church, but the flames consumed him first.
- Jan Hus, also called John Hus or John Huss, was born in Husinec around the year 1370 in Husinec and he died on the 6th of July, 1415 in Constance.