Anna Weiler

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Anna Weiler (died 6 March 1458, Strasbourg), was a German Waldensian preacher.^[1] She was active in Strasbourg with the male preacher Friedrich Reiser. They were both arrested and investigated by the Inquisition and subjected to a several months long heresy trial, which included torture. They were both convicted of heresy and burned alive at the stake.