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]]]'''Hans Luther''' (1459-1530) is best known as the father of the reformer ]. When Martin was an infant, Hans moved the family from ] to ] where he leased and operated a copper smelter. The resulting prosperity allowed him to send Martin to good schools and finally to the law school at the ]. He hoped Martin would continue to contribute to the family's upward social mobility and never fully reconciled himself to Martin's decision to become a monk. Though the relationship between father and son was complex and not always amiable, in 1526 Martin named his first son Hans II in honor of his father.


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Hans Luther died on May 1, 1530 while Martin was away at the Coburg Veste for the ].


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