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Solapa: Merced a los descubrimientos geográficos, el mapa del mundo alcanza en este período una notable rotundidad que obliga a los historiadores a relacionar la historia de Europa con los demás continentes. Sin embargo, en lo que a Europa se refiere, éste es un período de ?historia sin cambio?, aun cuando desde las costas atlánticas hasta los Urales menudeen las tensiones, resueltas precariamente con tratados de paz. La parte central del cont...

1683 war eines der Schicksalsjahre der europäischen Geschichte. In diesem Jahr spielte sich vor den Toren Wiens eine der dramatischsten Schlachten im Kampf um die Vorherrschaft der Osmanen über das südöstliche Europa ab. Die Hauptbeteiligten sind der ebenso fähige wie skrupellose Großwesir Kara Mustafa auf der einen Seite und Kaiser Leopold sowie die Feldherren Graf Starhemberg und König Johann III. Sobieski von Polen auf der anderen Seite. E...

L'assedio di Vienna a opera dell'esercito ottomano nell'estate del 1683, concluso vittoriosamente per le truppe cristiane con la battaglia del 12 settembre, è uno dei grandi punti nodali della storia europea. Fu l'ultima grande minaccia portata alla Cristianità, un pericolo così serio che i paesi europei seppero mettere da parte la loro reciproca ostilità e coalizzarsi per respingere l'attacco dell'esercito di Kara Mustafa. Le conseguenze dell...

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The revised edition of this classic text covers both the turbulence of war which raged throughout this period, and explores how, alongside such turbulence, it was possible for some countries to both flourish and produce spectacular advances in art, science and thinking.

This delightful book by John Stoye allows us to accompany the seventeenth-century traveler on his journeys into France, Italy, Spain, and the Netherlands

The story of the siege of Vienna in 1683, one of the turning points in European history.

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The revised edition of this classic text covers both the turbulence of war which raged throughout this period, and explores how, alongside such turbulence, it was possible for some countries to both flourish and produce spectacular advances in art, science and thinking.

In his splendid study The Siege of Vienna, the Oxford historian John Stoye provides a detailed account of the intricate machinations between the Habsburgs and the Ottomans. Mr. Stoye's description of the siege itself is masterly. He seems to know every inch of ground, every earthwork and fortification around the Imperial City, and he follows the action meticulously."-The Wall Street Journal "Worthy of the pen of Herodotus. . . . It is a measur...