REGENSBURG 1633. THE IMPERIAL CITY AGAIN IN...

Travel back in time to the turbulent year of 1633 and discover the dramatic events that unfolded in Regensburg, the imperial city on the Danube. The book by Witold Biernacki and Adrian Cichon is a fascinating journey into the depths of history, revealing the behind-the-scenes of conflicts and intrigues that shook Europe in the 17th century. Learn about the fates of soldiers, residents, and rulers whose lives intertwined in the whirlwind of war and politics.

• In-depth analysis of the winter and spring campaign of Duke Bernhard of Weimar and Gustav Horn.
• Detailed description of the mutinies in the armies caused by arrears in pay.
• Insightful study of the impact of war on the daily lives of the residents of Regensburg and the surrounding provinces.
• Psychological portraits of commanders and soldiers, showing their motivations and dilemmas.
• Rich historical sources, including eyewitness accounts and archival documents.
• Accessible language, which makes even complex issues understandable.
• Second part of an extensive work, continuing the narrative interrupted in the first part.

The book "Regensburg 1633. The Imperial City again in..." is not only a report on historical events, but also an attempt to understand the mechanisms of power, conflicts, and human behavior in times of war. The authors, Witold Biernacki and Adrian Cichon, passionately and with commitment analyze the available sources to bring readers closer to the reality of 17th-century Europe and answer the question of how war affected the lives of ordinary people.

Witold Biernacki, a resident of Częstochowa, has been passionate about the history of ancient military affairs and the 16th and 17th centuries for years. He is the author of numerous studies on this subject, and his works are characterized by reliability and attention to detail. Adrian Cichon, a resident of Simmern in Germany, is an avid enthusiast of 17th-century military affairs, and his knowledge and experience are a valuable complement to Witold Biernacki's work.

Inforteditions Publishing House presents to readers the second part of a fascinating story about Regensburg during the Thirty Years' War. This book will surely interest all history enthusiasts, as well as those who want to better understand the mechanisms of conflicts and their impact on the lives of societies. The 205x147 mm format, paperback binding, and 269 pages guarantee a comfortable read and rich content.

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