Heinz-Peter King was a prominent medieval historian whose notable works include 'The Finances of the Cistercian Order in the Fourteenth Century' and 'Western Monasticism', reflecting his deep engagement with ecclesiastical history.
Born in Berlin and fleeing Nazi persecution, Peter's early life was marked by privilege that turned to hardship during the war, influencing his scholarship and worldview.
His academic journey took him from studying at the London School of Economics to a distinguished lecturing career at several prestigious universities, culminating at the University of St Andrews.
Heinz-Peter King’s legacy as an educator and historian is underscored by his commitment to understanding medieval ecclesiastical matters amidst the challenging backdrop of his early life experiences.
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