Five hundred years after Jakob Hutter was executed in Innsbruck, the community that bears his name is very much alive. The Hutterite story is above all a story of near-extinction and recovery. A movement that counted 20,000–30,000 members in its Moravian golden age was reduced by the Counter-Reformation, the Thirty Years’ War, and decades of flight through Slovakia and Transylvania to a remnant of sixty-seven people. That it survived at all is largely an accident of geography — the tolerance of the Russian steppe — and of a remarkable encounter in 1755 in Alwinz, where a handful of expelled Lutheran refugees stumbled into a dying Hutterite community and brought it back to life. Today’s 58,000 Hutterites are, in a very real sense, the descendants of that meeting.
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