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heroic death Jan van Schaffelaar Jan van Schaffelaar

The heroic death of Jan van Schaffelaar Jan van Schaffelaar (title on object) jump from a tower, the current Oude Kerk in Barneveld. He was the leader of the Cods who had taken over the tower. When the Hoeken surrounded the tower, they demanded that Van Schaffelaar be thrown out. When his men refused to sacrifice him, Van Schaffelaar himself decided to jump to save the lives of his men. Above right: Pantheon Pl. XXIIII. Isaac Cornelis Elink Sterk (mentioned on object), The Hague, 1818 - 1871, paper

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1818 1871 Decided Hague Isaac Cornelis Elink Sterk Jump Leader Lives Sacrifice Save Thrown Out Title Tower Barneveld Cods Demanded Mentioned


EDITORS COMMENTS
The print captures a moment of bravery and sacrifice in history, depicting the heroic death of Jan van Schaffelaar. Standing atop the tower of the current Oude Kerk in Barneveld, Van Schaffelaar was the leader of the Cods who had taken control of this strategic position. However, their triumph was short-lived as they found themselves surrounded by their enemies, known as the Hoeken. In a desperate attempt to save his men from certain doom, Van Schaffelaar made an extraordinary decision. The Hoeken demanded that he be thrown out of the tower as a sacrifice for their victory. Yet, when his loyal comrades refused to betray him, Van Schaffelaar took matters into his own hands. With unwavering courage and selflessness, he leaped from the towering structure into oblivion below. His act not only saved his men's lives but also immortalized him as a symbol of heroism and loyalty. This image is a testament to Jan van Schaffelaar's unwavering commitment to protecting those under his command. Through this photograph captured by Isaac Cornelis Elink Sterk in 1818-1871, we are reminded of the sacrifices made by individuals throughout history who have chosen honor over personal safety. As we gaze upon this print from Liszt Collection, let us reflect on Van Schaffelaar's legacy and draw inspiration from his selfless act that continues to resonate with us today.

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