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Portrait of Torstein ?Askildsen? ?Benkestok?

1440–1520 · 80 years

Torstein ?Askildsen? ?Benkestok?

Born
1440 · Bjørke
Died
1520 · Bjørke
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1440 · The printing press Printing 1492 · Columbus reaches America Columbus 1500 · Befolkning Befolkning 1517 · The Reformation begins Reformation 14401450146014701480149015001510 1520

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  1. 1440
    Born
    Bjørke, Voss, Søndre Bergenhus amt, Norge
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  2. An open Gutenberg Bible from the 1450s
    1440
    The world
    The printing press
    Torstein is born
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    Johann Gutenberg developed a way of casting letters as loose, reusable type. Books and printed matter could now be made in large numbers.

    Source: Johann Gutenberg

    Picture: Zythème · CC0

  3. Columbus lands in the West Indies in 1492 – painting by John Vanderlyn
    1492
    The world
    Columbus reaches America
    Torstein is 52
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    Christopher Columbus reached land on an island he called San Salvador – the beginning of the European exploration of the Americas.

    Source: Kristoffer Columbus

    Picture: John Vanderlyn · Public domain

  4. 1500
    The place and the tree
    Befolkning
    Torstein is 60
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    100-200.000 mennesker i Norge.

  5. Luther posts his 95 theses – painting by Julius Hübner
    1517
    Norway
    The Reformation begins
    Torstein is 77
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    Martin Luther put forward his theses against the sale of indulgences. It was the beginning of the Reformation, which divided the church in Europe.

    Source: reformasjonen

    Picture: Julius Hübner · Public domain

  6. 1520
    Died
    Bjørke, Voss, Søndre Bergenhus amt, Norge
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