Who became the fastest-selling Playmobil toy figure, to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation in 2017?
Women in the Protestant Reformation Women in the Protestant Reformation The status of women in the Protestant Reformation was the role of wife and mother, just as the men's role was that of husband, father, or son. A wife was expected to be a companion to her husband, but she was always his subordinate. Obedience was demanded by husbands, and women were restricted in their actions. There were some women during the Reformation who were not as restricted as other women. Katharina von Bora who married the well known reformer Martin Luther set the standard of more roles given to a pastor's wife. She was
Reformation Day entitled "From Conflict to Communion", anticipating the forthcoming "Lutheran-Catholic Common Commemoration of the Reformation in 2017", which noted that "in 2017, Lutheran and Catholic Christians will commemorate together the 500th anniversary of the beginning of the Reformation". The "common commemoration" was a year-long remembrance concluded on Reformation Day 2017. In Germany, with the Reformation only ending more or less around 1648, and continued Catholic-Protestant animosity all over Europe well into the early 20th century, most of the following Reformation anniversaries were tainted by a degree of anti-Catholicism and nationalism. In 1617, the celebration of faith concentrated on Lutheran orthodoxy, while