Rutger von Ascheberg

Soldier in Swedish service

Rutger von Ascheberg - Military & Warriors born June 2nd, 1621
Born
Died

1693
333 years ago — 72 years old

Category

Military & Warriors

Country

Sweden

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Born in Courland, participated in military campaigns during the Thirty Years' War, serving the Swedish crown. Acquired land while establishing a reputation as a capable commander. Contributed to the expansion of Swedish military influence across Europe. Engaged in both battlefield strategy and regiment organization that aided Swedish efforts throughout the conflict.

Served as a commander in the Thirty Years' War

Expanded Swedish military influence

Acquired land and title in service of Sweden

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