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The Polish Golden Age: Tolerance and the Warsaw Confederation of 1573
Long before the partitions, before the world wars, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth was one of Europe's most remarkable experiments in religious tolerance. In 1573, the Warsaw Confederation established legal protections for religious dissenters at a time when the continent was tearing itself apart over faith. Lucas and Luna explore the Golden Age of Poland, a period when the Commonwealth became a refuge for Jews, Protestants, and Orthodox Christians, and the rise and fall of that unique spirit of tolerance. They discuss the role of the Jagiellonian dynasty, the influence of the…
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