Thirty Years War 1618-1648 The Thirty Years War brought devastation to Europe during the early seventeenth century. It was a conflict between religious views and political rule in Europe that began in 1618 and ended in 1648, and r was fought primarily within the Christian community over which denomination should rule the Holy Roman Christian Empire within Europe, Catholics,or Protestants., or. The war is categorized into periods, the Bohemian Phase, Danish Phase, the Swedish Intervention, and the French Intervention. Each foreign intervention exceeded after the Bohemian Phase was an attempt to end the war that had no avail until the French Intervention that ended the official war with the Treaty of Westphalia. The Thirty Years War was
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It pitted the countries of the Holy Roman Empire against each other over the issue of religious denomination of the land. Even when peace treaties were attempted, the Bohemian Phase and interventions brought devastation to Europe. Though the Treaty of Westphalia officially concluded the war, not all of the issues were resolved. The conflicts of the Thirty Years War left devastation on Europe and the Holy Roman …show more content…
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