Les images des batailles de la guerre de Trente Ans (1618-1648) : témoignages, preuves, mémoires by Gantet, C, Wilson, PH

“…<br> English Images of Battle in the Thirty Years’ War (1618-1648): Testimonies, Evidence, Memories<br> The Thirty Years’ War (1618-1648) was punctuated by more frequent battles than historians have long believed. …”

Los Imperios marítimos europeos (Reseña) by Neil Del Valle

“… Reseña basada en el Capítulo "Desde la Guerra de los 30 años hasta la Era de las Revoluciones" de la obra The Seaborn Empires: From the Thirty Years' War to the Age of Revolutions (2019) de Gabriel Paquette, historiador con enfoque transnacional de la Universidad John Hopkins. …”
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Studenten aus den Böhmischen Ländern und ihre literarischen Aktivitäten im Umfeld der Universität Basel am Anfang des Dreißigjährigen Krieges by Marta Vaculínová

“…This contribution describes the changes which took place in the literary activities of students from the Czech Lands who studied at the Basel University during the first decade of the Thirty Years’ War. The war was changing their social position and career opportunities, and this is reflected also in the form of their publications and in their dedication strategy. …”
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06. Elements of Resistance in Meer Beebagr Rind’s Poetry by Abdul Raziq (Raziq Raj), Dr. Rahim Bakhsh Mehr

“…He actively participated in many battles during the Thirty Years' War, fought between Rind and Lashars in the fifteenth century. …”
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Presencia y funciòn de la palabra cervantina en la literatura alemana. Breve aproximaciòn diacrònica by Carmen Rivero Iglesias

“…These references have a historical significance in the early 17th century, serving as a projection of the conflictive Spanish-German relationship that would lead to the Thirty Years' War. During the 18th and the 19th centuries, however, the re-use of Cervantes's production coincided with the emergence of a new cultural, philosophical and literary paradigm privileging individual genius over reason. …”
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Military Customs and Traditions / Militêre gewoontes en tradisies. by Editorial Team Militaria

“…<p><strong>Tattoo </strong></p><p>According to Boatner, the word probably originated among British troops in Holland during the Thirty Years War (1618 - 1648) or during the wars of King William III during the 1690's.…”
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Paix civile, sensibilités confessionnelles et érudition moderne : le bicentenaire de la Réforme dans les territoires allemands by Claire Gantet

“…Organized in the escalating tensions in the Thirty Years’War, the Reformation centenary in 1617 was penetrated by the need to stabilize the value and range of Luther’s acts. …”
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0276 An Unpublished Lutheran Church Design by Valentin von Saebisch by Marek Świdrak

“…This important testimony to church architecture, perished in the ravages of the Thirty Years’ War, has yet to be fully investigated by researchers. …”
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Cristiano IV di Danimarca-Norvegia (r. 1588-1648) potere navale e diplomazia nell’Europa del Nord by Stefano Cattelan

“…However, by intervening in the Thirty Years’ War in 1625, the ambitious ruler fell prey to erroneous diplomatic and geopolitical choices, which jeopardized the very existence of the Kingdom of Denmark-Norway. …”
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The <em>Syntagma musicum</em> in Lutheran Organ Sermons of the Seventeenth and the Eighteenth Centuries by Lucinde Braun

“…In 1624, it stimulated Conrad Dieterich to include a description of the Ulm organ into his sermon. After the Thirty Years’ War Michael Praetorius’s work became a regular part of the scholarly apparatus of the sermons. …”
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Officials on the Scaffold: Lutheran Martyrdom in Andreas Gryphius’ <i>Catharina von Georgien</i> by Niels Nykrog

“…In a reading of Gryphius’ <i>Catharina von Georgien</i> within its political and confessional context of Silesia at the end of the Thirty Years’ War, this article analyzes the transformation of the Christian martyr cult within early modern German tragedy. …”
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Geschichtsschreibung als kulturpoetische Grenzziehung in Daniel Kehlmanns Roman Tyll by Sakina Aliouat

“…The author deals through anachronistic as well as heterochronic moments with the medieval figure Tyll and their encounters with other historical and fictional figures in the context of the Thirty Years’ War. With an exciting story as an interplay between the tragedy of historical events and the humor of the mythical figure, Kehlmann succeeds in reconstructing the humorous characteristics of the fictional character Tyll and inscribing the facts of constructed history into his fictional text. …”
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The Foundation of Peace Education by Jan Amos Comenius (1592-1670) and its Topicality by Reinhard Golz

“…Comenius (1592-1670), a consequence of his own life experiences as a refugee, displaced persons and asylum seeker during the Thirty Years’ War (1618-1648). As an educator, theologian, philosopher and linguist, Comenius significantly contributed to the reconciliation of peoples, cultures and religions. …”
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Brandskatt – jedno z mrocznych oblicz szwedzkich grabieży w okresie „potopu” by Wagner Katarzyna, Kowalski Hubert

“…The practice of collecting contributions was based on the experience of the Thirty Years’ War, which was introduced in Germany by the armies of Gustav II Adolphus. …”
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Love riddles, couple formation, and local identity in eastern France by Hopkin, D

“…The purpose of this article is to show how specific aspects of the popular culture of Lorraine (eastern France) can be linked to distinctive features of the region's historical demography after the Thirty Years' War. It examines two customs associated with courtship: the dâyage, an exchange of riddle-like verses between groups of men and women at winter wakes, and the dônage, mock banns of marriage called by young men on the first Sunday of Lent. …”

Válka v tropech. Konec portugalského monopolu v obchodě s Orientem a počátky nizozemské dominance (1621–1669) by Karel Staněk

“…Portugal, at that time, formed a personnel union with Spain – an Iberian union, whose resources were drained by the costly struggle on the European scene, where the Thirty Years War raged. As the Twelve Year’s Truce (1609–1621) expired, the United East Indian Company (VOC) took the initiative to get rid the Portuguese empire in Asia, called Estado da Índia, of maritime dominance. …”
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Love riddles, couple formation, and local identity in Eastern France by Hopkin, D

“…The purpose of this article is to show how specific aspects of the popular culture of Lorraine (eastern France) can be linked to distinctive features of the region's historical demography after the Thirty Years War. It examines two customs associated with courtship: the dâyage, an exchange of riddle-like verses between groups of men and women at winter wakes, and the dônage, mock banns of marriage called by young men on the first Sunday of Lent. …”

L’eredità di Lutero: come si può raccontare la storia politica dello ‘Stato moderno’ by Angela De Benedictis

“…Ribelle in un&rsquo;epoca di cambiamenti radicali, edizione italiana a cura di Roberto Tresoldi, Torino: Claudiana, 2016) and the Robert von Friedeburg&rsquo;s recent book Luther&rsquo;s Legacy. The Thirty Years War and the Modern Notion of &lsquo;State&rsquo; in the Empire, 1530s to 1790s, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2016. …”
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Narrative strategies in the origin of journalism: An analysis of the first Spanish-language gazettes by Javier Díaz Noci

“…In our opinion, and following an Italian style detailed by Panfilo Persico in Il Segretario (Venice, 1620), narrative newswriting strategies, at least in the Mediterranean area, were most especially consolidated during the Thirty Years War (1618-1648), and were even present in Spanish gazettes in one of the most flourishing periods of activity, the decade of 1683, because of the Turkish Wars (Díaz Noci, 2008).…”
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« La Pourpre en croix » : Figures du Roi-Martyr et post-figuration du Christ dans Carolus Stuardus, tragédie allemande d’Andreas Gryphius (1657/1663) by Elisabeth Rothmund

“…This poetic strategy is far from being simply a literary device ; it allows the author, whose politics were shaped by his Lutherian beliefs as much as by the traumatic impact of the Thirty Years’ War, to reveal retrospectively the transcendent meaning of the regicide : the restoration of the monarchy is what justifies a posteriori the sacrifice of the martyr-king and confirms the intangible legitimacy of the divine right of kings. …”
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