Historical Events tagged with "Habsburgs"
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Signing of the Peace of Prague Agreement
The Peace of Prague was a crucial agreement that sought to reconcile the various factions involved in the Thirty Years' War. Signed in 1635, it marked an important step towards ending hostilities in the Holy Roman Empire, particularly between Protestant states and the Catholic Habsburgs. The treaty involved negotiations between the Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand II and various Protestant leaders, ultimately aiming to establish a framework for coexistence and stability within the empire. The accord had substantial implications for the dynamics of power among European states.
Continue ReadingCharles V's Forces Drive Ottomans from Tunis
Combined forces loyal to Charles V launched an attack on Tunis, successfully expelling the Ottoman garrison from the city. This military campaign, prompted by both territorial ambitions and the desire to curtail Ottoman influence in North Africa, featured a coalition of Spanish, Italian, and Maltese troops. The siege culminated in a decisive victory, securing control of Tunis for the Habsburgs and altering the balance of power in the Mediterranean region.
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