One morning in July 1518, a woman went out to a street in Strasbourg, a city then belonging to the Holy Roman Empire, and began to dance. There were no musicians. There was no party. It was neither a market day nor a religious celebration. According to the records of the time, she simply began to move. She turned, shook, [...]
One morning in July 1518, a woman went out to a street in Strasbourg, a city then belonging to the Holy Roman Empire, and began to dance. There were no musicians. There was no party. It was neither a market day nor a religious celebration. According to the records of the time, she simply began to move. She turned, shook, [...]