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Johannes Honterus

Romanian religious leader
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  • Council House in the centre of Council Square (Piața Sfatului), Brașov, Romania.
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    ā€œThe Apostle of Transylvania,ā€ Johannes Honterus (1498–1549), who led the Protestant Reformation in the area, lived and died in Brașov (then Kronstadt) and established the first printing press in Transylvania there in 1535. The first book printed in the Romanian language, by the deacon Coresi, was published in Brașov…

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    ā€œThe Apostle of Transylvania,ā€ Johannes Honterus (1498–1549), who led the Protestant Reformation in the area, lived and died in Brașov (then Kronstadt) and established the first printing press in Transylvania there in 1535. The first book printed in the Romanian language, by the deacon Coresi, was published in Brașov…

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