1634
Alliance Franco-Swedish alliance
Under the Treaty of Paris the Franco-Swedish alliance is renewed
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Browse historical records dated to 1634. Records are rendered from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Under the Treaty of Paris the Franco-Swedish alliance is renewed
Assassinates Wallenstein on the orders of Ferdinand II
Assassinated on the orders of Ferdinand II by Walter Deveraux
Has his Imperial Commander assassinated for behaving like an independent warlord
Assassinated on the orders of Ferdinand II by Walter Deveraux
Assassinated on the orders of Ferdinand II by Walter Deveraux
Found guilty of treason after the Battle of Smolensk & executed
Richelieu is forced into war for the Heilbronn League
Wentworth secured substantial subsidies intended to remove the Irish government's financial deficit.
French control increased in August 1634, when the League agreed to accept French funds in return for French control of the fortress of Philippsburg on the east bank of the Rhine for the duration of the war
The Treaty of Paris formally gave control of what remained of the League of Heilbronn to France
Defeats the Swedes & is able to resume neutrality
Defeats the Swedish forces & resumes a policy of neutrality towards Protestants
Wentworth opened the Irish Parliament and demanded financial support for the Crown.
Found guilty of treason after the Battle of Smolensk & executed
The Treaty of Paris formally gave control of what remained of the League of Heilbronn to France. France offers the German Protestants 12,000 men & 1/2 million Livres
Under the Treaty of Paris the Franco-Swedish alliance is renewed. France offers the German Protestants 12,000 men & 1/2 million livres. Catholicism is guarenteed in Germany & land is ceded in Alsace
The Treaty of Paris formally gave control of what remained of the League of Heilbronn to France
Death of Albrecht Wenzel Eusebius von Wallenstein
Death of Albrecht Eusebius Wenzel von Wallenstein, assassinated
Death of Boris Shein, executed
Has his Imperial Commander assassinated for behaving like an independent warlord
Death of John Erskine of Mar
Ends Swedish influence in Southern Germany. Defeats the Swedes & other Protestant forces near the Bavarian town of Nordlingen
Leads the Imperial armies to victory over the Swedes
Defeats the Swedes
Defeats the Swedes & is able to resume neutrality
Protestant forces are defeated
Sweden is defeated by an Austro-Spanish force. Richelieu is forced into war for the Heilbronn League
Defeats the Swedish forces & resumes a policy of neutrality towards Protestants
Wladyslaw IV Vasa forces the army of Boris Shein to surrender
Wladyslaw IV Vasa forces the army of Boris Shein to surrender
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