WI: A sucessful Hussite Reformation

What if the Hussite wars went in the favor of the Hussites themselves (and how this would be done), if they could enlist Gutenburg's help or not, and what major impacts it'll have on Bohemia and Europe as a whole?
 
Have to think this over before I give you a concise answer, but yes, this is actually a fairly frequent topic when it comes to medieval PODs.

If you look at OTL, the Hussite reformation was partially succesful, at least in the Czech lands.
 
Have to think this over before I give you a concise answer, but yes, this is actually a fairly frequent topic when it comes to medieval PODs.

If you look at OTL, the Hussite reformation was partially succesful, at least in the Czech lands.
Until the Thirty Years War.
 
Part of the problem is size. A small group of heretics can be stomped out. This basically happened to the Hussites and Lollards.

You need to get multiple states/rulers interested, likely, to have a successful reformation.

And for the wider spread of ideas like that, you may need the bible in the vernacular of a widely spoken language.
 
Part of the problem is size. A small group of heretics can be stomped out. This basically happened to the Hussites and Lollards.

You need to get multiple states/rulers interested, likely, to have a successful reformation.

And for the wider spread of ideas like that, you may need the bible in the vernacular of a widely spoken language.
Which would be possible if Gutenberg somehow found himself working for Bohemians...
 
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