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• George William, Elector of Brandenburg (links | edit)
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• 1630s (links | edit)
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• List of Swedish monarchs (links | edit)
• Battle of Mohács (links | edit)
• Axel Oxenstierna (links | edit)
• Christina, Queen of Sweden (links | edit)
• List of battles (alphabetical) (links | edit)
• List of battles by geographic location (links | edit)
• Lutsen Township, Cook County, Minnesota (links | edit)
• Battle of Nördlingen (1634) (links | edit)
• Battle of Lützen (1813) (links | edit)
• Siege of Pilsen (links | edit)
• Battle of Nördlingen (1645) (links | edit)
• Battle of Wittstock (links | edit)
• Ferdinand II, Holy Roman Emperor (links | edit)
• Prince Rupert of the Rhine (links | edit)
• Battle of Lens (links | edit)
• Battle of Rocroi (links | edit)
• Battle of White Mountain (links | edit)
• Battle of Sablat (links | edit)
• Frederick V of the Palatinate (links | edit)
• Battle of Mingolsheim (links | edit)
• Monarchy of Sweden (links | edit)
• Flag flying days in Sweden (links | edit)
• House of Vasa (links | edit)
• Privy Council of Sweden (links | edit)
• Nils Brahe (links | edit)
• List of historical horses (links | edit)
• Battle of Lützen (links | edit)
• Instrument of Government (1634) (links | edit)
• History of Sweden (1611–1648) (links | edit)
• University of Tartu (links | edit)
• Lützen (links | edit)
• Sydnam Poyntz (links | edit)
• Hussar (links | edit)
• Dodo zu Innhausen und Knyphausen (links | edit)
• Alexander Leslie, 1st Earl of Leven (links | edit)
• Battle of Wisternitz (links | edit)
• Battle of Pákozd (links | edit)
• Albrecht von Wallenstein (links | edit)
• Battle of Wimpfen (links | edit)
• Eberswalde (links | edit)
• Matthias Gallas (links | edit)
• Bernard of Saxe-Weimar (links | edit)
• Operation Storm (links | edit)