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Albrecht von Wallenstein. (1583–1634). During the Thirty Years’ War (1618–48) Albrecht von Wallenstein was a soldier and statesman who commanded the armies of the Holy Roman emperor Ferdinand II. Through a series of plots to undermine the emperor and enhance his own power, he was alienated from Ferdinand and was eventually assassinated.
Mai theilte Ferdinand der Infantin-Regentin zu Brüssel seinen Entschluß mit: wegen der von Frankreich, von Dänemark und Schweden, von Bethlen Gabor und den Türken drohenden Feindseligkeiten, zur Errettung des H. R. Reiches wie auch seiner Erbkönigreiche seine bisherige Armee zu verstärken, besonders aber unter dem Commando Wallenstein's, seines Oheims, des Reichsfürsten und Fürsten zu ...
Albrecht von Wallenstein. Sein Leben und seine Rolle im Dreißigjährigen Krieg Hochschule Universität Siegen (Philosophische Fakultät) Veranstaltung Proseminar Neuzeit Note 1,3 Autor Manuel Freudenstein (Autor:in) Jahr 2014 Seiten 14
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Albrecht von Wallenstein. Albrecht von Wallenstein (1583–1634) was an enigmatic and ambitious aristocrat who earned fame as an Imperial general during the Thirty Years War. Early Years and Education. Born in Bohemia, Wallenstein came from a protestant family that was nobility, but not wealthy nobility.
He studied at the Lutheran university at Altdorf, travelled in France and Italy, became a Catholic apparently at the Jesuit college at Olmutz, and married an elderly widow, whose large fortune he inherited in 1614. He had a strong liking for military life. In 1617 he aided Ferdinand of Styria, who became emperor in 1619, against Venice, and in ...
23 de may. de 2022 · Albrecht Wenzel Eusebius, called Wallenstein, was born on September 24, 1583 in Hermanitz on the Elbe. He was descended from the old Bohemian dynasty of Waldstein. Wallenstein's grandfather, Georg von Waldstein, had introduced the Evangelical Protestant faith in his manor in 1536 and joined the princely uprising against Emperor Charles V in 1546.
