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C.V. Wedgwood's *The Thirty Years War* recounts one of history's most brutal and devastating conflicts. Beginning with the tensions between Germany and Europe in 1618, the narrative follows the intricate web of political and religious strife that engulfed the continent for three decades. From the rise of key figures to the collapse of empires, this book meticulously charts the battles, the strategic blunders, and the immense human cost of war. It underscores the dangers when narrow-minded individuals wield power. First written in the late 1930's, this book emphasizes how the war's calamitous consequences serve as an object lesson.
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