Archiv Matouše Konečného

LETTERS

THE LETTERS OF THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE POLISH UNITY OF THE BRETHREN

Matous Konecny was in correspondence with a lot of representatives of the Polish branch of the Unity of the Brethren, as evidenced by, inter alia, seventeen well-preserved letters from Martin Gertich, the first senior of the Unity of the Brethren there. The Polish Brethren church was founded in the second half of the 16th century, when hundreds of members of the Unity of the Brethren in Bohemia left the country because of religious persecution and headed for Silesia and Poland.

The letter of Senior Martin Gertich.
The letter of Senior Martin Gertich.
The letter of S...
The letter of Senior Martin Gertich.
The letter written by Senior Jan Turnovsky, originally of the Czech clan, from which several important representatives of the Polish Unity of the Brethren came.
The letter written by Senior Jan Turnovsky, originally of the Czech clan, from which several important representatives of the Polish Unity of the Brethren came.
The letter writ...
The letter written by Senior Jan Turnovsky, originally of the Czech clan, from which several important representatives of the Polish Unity of the Brethren came.
The letter of clergyman Pavel Drevinek from Ostrorog near Poznan.
The letter of clergyman Pavel Drevinek from Ostrorog near Poznan.
The letter of c...
The letter of clergyman Pavel Drevinek from Ostrorog near Poznan.
The letter written by Julian Poniatowski, of a Polish nobleman Catholic ancestry, who converted to the Brethren religion and who worked as a churchman in Bohemia, Silesia and Poland.
The letter written by Julian Poniatowski, of a Polish nobleman Catholic ancestry, who converted to the Brethren religion and who worked as a churchman in Bohemia, Silesia and Poland.
The letter writ...
The letter written by Julian Poniatowski, of a Polish nobleman Catholic ancestry, who converted to the Brethren religion and who worked as a churchman in Bohemia, Silesia and Poland.