Publication |
2014
Abstract
The article examines whether and how Silesian Protestantism influenced both secret non-Catholics in Bohemia and Moravia and mutual religious ties between the regions using the results of recent archive research and evidence provided by existing literature. The author concludes, that Silesia had for a long period of time only a limited impact on Czech and Moravian Protestantism with the sole exception of Teschenland in the 18th century (and later).