The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.

The memorial stone, mistakenly referred to as a "column," was erected in 1560 by order of Wolfgang Müntzer in front of his parents' grave. It is a stele, a stone slab standing upright in the open air—and therefore not an epitaph.