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>This triggers the Catholic
You bet it does. Quit declaring war on me you cunt. I'm already bordered with Attila.
Best swedish king.
Was he a proto-American?
>We're doing this to protect our Protestant brothers from Imperial tyranny
>30 % of Germany's population dies as a result
>>912508
Severe collateral damage was an expected and necessary price to pay for purging papists.
>>912516
>The Lutherans were better
>Waterboarding you in urine and feces
>Pillaging and raping wherever they'd go
At least Wallenstein and Tilly didn't do shit like that.
You know what triggers the Swede?
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>>912883
ARRRGHHHH!
>>912523
Fucking barbarian treacherous bastard
>>912548
>mfw schwedentrunk'd
Always Breitenfield.
The Father of Modern War, Gustavus Adolphus almost certainly was not. But he may very well have been the Father of the Modern World. Because then, at that place, at the moment when the Saxons broke and the Inquisition bade fair to triumph over all of Europe, the king of Sweden stood his ground.
And proved, once again, that the truth of history is always concrete. Abstractions are the stuff of argument, but the concrete is given. Whatever might have been, was not. Not because of tactics, and formations, and artillery, and methods of recruitment—though all of those things played a part, and a big one—but because of a simple truth. At that instant, history pivoted on the soul of one man. His name was Gustavus Adolphus, and there were those among his followers who thought him the only monarch in Europe worthy of the name. They were right, and the man was about to prove it. For one of the few times in human history, royalty was not a lie.
>>913257
Is that from that book where americans travel back in time?
Ignore filename.
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Och förlåt oss våran skuld
>>913603
This song makes me happy to see here.
