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Jakob Hutter — the hatmaker who made the communities work, and burned for it.
He arrived from Tyrol in 1533 to communities splitting over leadership and money, and in two years imposed the order of shared goods, appointed stewards, and common meals that still runs the colonies. Arrested at Klausen in 1535, he was tortured at Innsbruck and burned alive on 25 February 1536.
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