Müntzer

British  

/ ˈmyntzər, ˈmʊntzə /

noun

1. Thomas. c. 1490–1525, German radical religious and political reformer; executed for organizing the Peasants' War (1524–25)

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Example Sentences

The book, translated by Mark Polizzotti, tells the story of Thomas Müntzer, a 16th-century itinerant priest who led popular uprisings against feudal lords in what is now Germany.

From New York Times

Four other Montana men are known to have been arrested or charged in the Capitol riot: Isaac Steve Sturgeon of Dillon was arrested last weekend, brothers Joshua and Jerod Hughes of East Helena were charged in late January and Dillon business owner Henry Philip Muntzer was charged Jan. 21.

From Washington Times

Capitol on Jan. 6 that included images of Muntzer inside the building, and a video taken outside that includes an interview with Muntzer, in which he said he was in the Capitol for about an hour.

From Washington Times

Videos taken inside the Capitol and social media posts led to Monday’s arrest of Henry Phillip Muntzer, 52, of Dillon.

From Washington Times

While inside the Capitol and afterward, Muntzer made posts to his Facebook page, including one that read: “We sent the message that we are not going to take it, we want out country back…”

From Washington Times