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The Night of the Bell Towers ([[Nisser]]: Nåkt de Clockentern) was a large-scale organized dissent during the Nisser Revolution that used the intimidation tactics that were standard for much of the Gothic Revolution in Northern Nisserige. Taking place on midnight of 9 March 1771, several bell and carillon towers across Northern Nisserige began to loudly ring and play funerary music as an act of organized protest against the Kingdom of Nisser. |
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 The Kolketarn Tower in Franmark | |
| Native name | Nåkt de Clockentern |
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| Date | March 9, 1771 |
| Time | 12:00 am; Midnight (UTC -1) |
| Motive | To cause fear within the noble populous of Northern Nisserige |
| Target | Noblemen and Loyalists |
| Organised by | Johannes Volker (alleged); Gerulf Anselm |
The Night of the Bell Towers (Nisser: Nåkt de Clockentern) was a large-scale organized dissent during the Nisser Revolution that used the intimidation tactics that were standard for much of the Gothic Revolution in Northern Nisserige. Taking place on midnight of 9 March 1771, several bell and carillon towers across Northern Nisserige began to loudly ring and play funerary music as an act of organized protest against the Kingdom of Nisser.