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The Thirty Years' War: Europe's Most Destructive Conflict | European History

Uncover the story of the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648), proportionally the most devastating conflict in European history. This documentary explores the war's origins, from the religious tensions in the Holy Roman Empire to the dramatic Defenestration of Prague. We follow the key phases of the conflict: the Bohemian Revolt, the interventions of Denmark and Sweden under the brilliant Gustavus Adolphus, and France's entry under Cardinal Richelieu, which turned the war into a continental power struggle. Witness the immense human cost, the military revolution, and the landmark Peace of Westphalia, which reshaped Europe and established the modern state system.

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