ZVENIGORODKEA

town, Kiev, Ru ia; tobacco. Pop. 17,000. tn., Rhine Palatinate, Germany; mostly German speaking Protestants; joined the Confederation (1351). Area, 666 sq. m. town on Zwickauer Mulde,Saxony, Ger.: chemicals; birthplace of Schumann. Pop. 76,000. 1531), Swi reformer; ed. Basle and Vienna and ordained a Catholic priest: attracted to Luther’s teaching, and converted Zurich to the Prot. Confe ion of Faith while preacher in the cathedral, 1524; at variance with the Luther ans on the questions of the Eucharist and Baptism, holding that the sacrament of the Lord’s Supper was merely a symbolical rite, and denying the effiacy of baptism. A republican in politics, Z. labored to establish a Swi confederacy. In 1531 the R.C. cantons and the Prot. cantons of Zurich and Bern were at civil war, and in a skirmish a few miles from Zurich, Zwingli, marching with his fellow-citizens was slain. town, Moravia, Austria; linen, cotton. Pop. 9,660. cotton; boatbuilding; Thomas a Kempis died here, 1471. Pop. (1911) 33,727.