Militares

El Congreso Patrimonio cultural, Guerra Civil y posguerra se celebró los días 16 y 17 de noviembre de 2017 en el Instituto del Patrimonio Cultural de España, Madrid, segundo en su convocatoria. El objetivo del congreso ha radicado en servir de foro para los especialistas de diversas instituciones y (...)

In autumn 1621, at a fortified camp near Khotyn (Chocim), in the Principality of Moldavia, allied Polish, Lithuanian and Cossack armies faced a large Ottoman army led by Sultan Osman II. It was the concluding act of a war that had started with the defeat of a Polish army at Cecora one year earlier. (...)

French Armies of the Thirty Years' War presents the development of the French Army, one of the first standing armies in Europe, from 1617 to 1648. It shows how Louis XIII and Richelieu exploited the complex legacy of the Wars of Religion to the benefit of both the Crown and the Country.The Three (...)

Ireland at the outset of the Tudor era was a highly militarized society, with more than sixty Gaelic lordships maintaining independent armed forces. By the 1540s, the centralizing Tudor state had ended the self-rule enjoyed by the Anglo-Irish Pale and was embarked on an increasingly severe program (...)

Explores the evolution of the German military system post-Peace of Westphalia, detailing its development, role in Europe, and the unique defensive political culture of the German states.After the Peace of Westphalia, several German states developed a disciplined military' that produced outstanding (...)

Chronicles the Piedmontese army's heroic resistance to the French Revolutionary forces from 1792 to 1796, detailing their reorganization, tactics, and the challenges faced in the Alpine passes.Forty-Four Months in the Alps describes how the Piedmontese army resisted the tricolour tide that spread (...)