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The 95 pages that link to Thirty Years' War, each with the reason it gives.

• Treaty of the PyreneesNarrower topic: The Franco-Spanish war overlapped with this wider struggle before continuing beyond its end.

• Gustavus AdolphusNarrower topic: Gustavus’s intervention transformed the war from a largely imperial conflict into a wider European struggle.

• PietismNarrower topic: The war’s aftermath formed part of the religious and social setting for German renewal movements.

• Christian IV of DenmarkNarrower topic: His intervention widened this conflict and ended in defeat for Denmark–Norway.

• Battle of White MountainNarrower topic: The defeat secured Habsburg control in Bohemia during the war’s opening phase.

• Pope Innocent XNarrower topic: The war’s settlement constrained the influence Innocent X sought to defend.

• Bohemian RevoltNarrower topic: The Bohemian uprising opened the first phase of this broader conflict.

• Schmalkaldic WarNarrower topic: Unlike this brief war, it became a prolonged European conflict rooted partly in unresolved confessional tensions.

• Axel OxenstiernaNarrower topic: The war was the central European crisis in which Oxenstierna directed Swedish policy.

• Albrecht von WallensteinNarrower topic: The war created the imperial demand that gave Wallenstein room to build an unusually large army.

• Battle of RocroiNarrower topic: Rocroi was one campaign battle within this wider European war.

• BohemiaNarrower topic: Bohemian resistance triggered the war’s opening conflict.

• MagdeburgNarrower topic: The war brought the 1631 sack that destroyed much of Magdeburg.

• War of the Mantuan SuccessionNarrower topic: The Mantuan conflict became one theater in this wider struggle between France and the Habsburgs.

• Raimondo MontecuccoliNarrower topic: It shaped Montecuccoli’s early service and experience as a commander.