Luther's Wittenberg World: The Reformer's Family, Friends, Followers, and Foes
by Robert Kolb
Robert Kolb explores Martin Luther’s Wittenberg world through the people closest to the reformer. Focusing on family, friends, followers, and foes, this historical study presents a broader view of Luther and the relationships that shaped his experience during the Reformation.
About This Book
Luther's Wittenberg World examines the setting and relationships surrounding Martin Luther during the Reformation.
Robert Kolb focuses on the reformer's family, friends, followers, and foes, presenting a view shaped by the people connected to him.
The book offers historical perspective on Luther's world in Wittenberg and the networks that formed part of his experience.
It is suited to readers interested in Martin Luther, Reformation history, and the religious and social context of his era.
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