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The War of the Two Peters (1788–1790) was a dramatic but often forgotten conflict between Sweden and Russia.
This war began when King Gustav III of Sweden, believing Russia was weakened, decided to strike while Russia was already fighting the Ottoman Empire in the south.
Despite early confidence, Sweden faced supply shortages, internal opposition, and strong Russian resistance.
Even under pressure, Russia successfully defended its territories, proving its strength as a rising European empire.
The war saw intense naval battles in the Baltic Sea, including massive ship-to-ship combat.
The turning point came in 1790 at the Battle of Svensksund, where Sweden achieved a major naval victory, restoring balance to the conflict.
Ultimately, both nations were exhausted.
The war ended with the Treaty of Värälä (1790), resulting in no territorial changes — but leaving behind an important lesson about the dangers of misjudging a powerful enemy.
This video explains: • Why Sweden attacked Russia
• What went wrong in the war
• Major naval battles of the Baltic Sea
• The hidden lessons of 18th-century warfare
⚔️ A forgotten war with powerful consequences.

Sweden vs Russia war
Gustav III of Sweden
Russian Empire history
Baltic Sea naval battles
18th century European wars
Treaty of Värälä
Sweden Russia conflict
Catherine the Great Russia
Historical wars explained


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