Who was the peasant leader of the 1713 Tolmin peasant uprising who was condemned to death and executed along with his comrades in Gorizia?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Ivan Gradnik
- Step 1: Ivan Gradnik was the foremost organizer of the 1713 Tolmin revolt against unjust meat and wine taxes, and was executed alongside eleven leaders at Gorizia Castle in 1714. Answer: Ivan Gradnik. Why not the others: Matija Gubec and Ilija Gregorić led the 1573 Croatian-Slovenian revolt, and Jurij Hrvat was an insurgent captain in 1515.
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