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I: Politics, Religion, Law and Society
The first volume (printed version: 50 essays, 541 pages) is concerned with the historical interconnections between state, church, and society. Particular attention is paid here to those structures and processes which in retrospect appear relevant to the historico-political culture of the present. From a historical and anthropological point of view, insight is also provided into the everyday lives and worlds of the people who experienced the Thirty Years' War as their hardly conceivable destiny - and thus longed all the more passionately for "golden peace". |
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II: Art and culture
Essay volume II (printed version: 71 essays, 735 pages) is devoted to the arts: One of the leading motifs here is the fascinating interplay between war and art, art and peace. However ambivalent the influence of the historical events on art can be judged to have been - flourishing art centres as well as entire regions were laid to waste and lost to art for centuries -, the reactions of the arts to war and peace were multifarious: On one end of the spectrum was the realistic - or supposedly realistic - representation of the events, on the other end allegorical painting, which employed the inconography of Christianity or classical mythology as a means of condensing the fears and hopes of the times in visual imaggery. |
| Burkhardt, Johannes |
The Summitless Pyramid: War aims and peace compromise among Europe's universalist power, p. I, p. 51-60 |
| Jaitner, Klaus |
The Popes and the Struggle for Power during the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries. I, p. 61-67 |
| Arndt, Johannes |
The Emperor and the Reich (1600-1648). I, p. 69-76 |
| Wyduckel, Dieter |
The Imperial constituion and the Imperial Doctrine of Public Law: Facing the institutional challenge of the Peace of Westphalia. I, p. 77-84 |
| Petráň, Josef |
The Beginnings of the War in Bohemia. I, p. 85-93 |
| Chaline, Olivier |
The Battle of the White Mountain (8 November 1620). I, p. 95-101 |
| Hein, Jørgen |
The "Danish War" and Denmark's Further Role in the Conflict. I, p. 103-110 |
| Israel, Jonathan |
The Dutch-Spanish War and the Holy Roman Empire (1568-1648). I, p. 111-122 |
| Groenveld, Simon |
The Treaty of Münster as the Culmination of a Progressive Revolution I, p. 123-132 |
| Greyerz, Kaspar von |
Switzerland during the Thirty Years' War. I, p. 133-140 |
| Oresko, Robert and David Parrott |
Reichsitalien and the Thirty Years' War. I, p. 141-142 |
| Oresko, Robert |
The House of Savoy and the Thirty Years' War. I, p. 142-153 |
Parrott, David |
The Mantuan Succession and the Thirty Years' War. I, p. 153-160 |
| Roeck, Bernd |
The Role of Venice in the War and during the Peace Negotiation. I, p. 161-168 |
| Meyer, Jean |
The Other Thirty Years' War, or: On the nature of war. France in the Thirty Years' War. I, p. 169-176 |
| Malettke, Klaus |
France's Imperial Policy during the Thirty Years' War and the Peace of Westphalia. I, p. 177-186 |
| Langer, Herbert |
The Royal Swedish War in Germany. I, p. 187-196 |
| Frost, Robert I. |
Poland-Lithuania and the Thirty Years' War. I, p. 197-206 |
| Sánchez-Marcos, Fernando |
The Struggle for Freedom in Catalonia and in Portugal. I, p. 207-214 |
| Schilling, Heinz |
Confessionalisation in Europe: Causes and effects for church, state, society, and culture. I, p. 219-228 |
| Kingdon, Robert M. |
International Calvinism and the Thirty Years' War. I, p. 229-235 |
| Jürgensmeier, Friedhelm |
"Multa ad pietatem composita": Continuity and change in Catholic piety, 1555-1648. I, p. 237-243 |
| Kaufmann, Thomas |
The Lutheran Sermon During the War and at the Time of the Peace Agreement. I, p. 245-250 |
| Brecht, Martin |
Protestant Peace Literature: Johann Rist's call to penance. I, p. 258 |
| Schmidt-Biggemann, Wilhelm |
The Apocalypse and Millenarianism in the Thirty Years' War. I, p. 259-263 |
| Peterse, Hans |
Irenics and Tolerance in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries. I, p. 265-271 |
| Voß, Wulf Eckart |
For the Prevention of even Greater Suffering: The curse and blessing of law in war. p. 275-283 |
| Kroener, Bernhard R. |
"The soldiers are very poor, bare, naked, exhausted": The living conditions and organisational structure of military society during the Thirty Years' War. I, p. 285-292 |
| Langer, Herbert |
Army Finances, Production and Commerce: The preconditions for waging war. I, p. 293-299 |
| Ericson, Lars |
The Swedish Army and Navy during the Thirty Years' War: From a national to a multinational force. I, p. 301-307 |
| Gäfvert, Björn |
Maps and War: The Swedish experience during the Thirty Years' War. I, p. 309-318 |
| Mohrmann, Ruth-E. |
Everyday Life in War and Peace. I, p. 319-327 |
| Hippel, Wolfgang von |
A Region of Southwest Germany between War and Peace: The economic consequences of the war in the Duchy of Württemberg. I, p. 329-336 |
| Postel, Rainer |
Hamburg at the Time of the Peace of Westphalia. I, p. 337-343 |
| Ilisch, Peter |
Money and Coinage during the Thirty Years' War. I, p. 345-351 |
| Repgen, Konrad |
Negotiating the Peace of Westphalia: A survey with an examination of the major problems. I, p. 355-372 |
| Steinwascher, Gerd |
The Struggle for Independence and Religious Self-Determination: Osnabrück during the Thirty Years' War and the negotiation of the Peace of Westphalia. I, p. 373-380 |
| Jakobi, Franz-Josef |
Westphaliae Metropolis Monasterium: Münster's topography and society in the age of religious discord. I, p. 381-389 |
| Stiglic, Anja |
Hierarchy of Ceremony and Status on the European Diplomatic Stage: The diplomats' solemn entries to the conference city of Münster. I, p. 391-396 |
| Ellenius, Allan |
Emblematic Thinking: The visual language of Schering Rosenhane, Swedish Resident in Münster, 1643-1647. I, p. 397-402 |
| Hojda, Zdeněk |
The Battle of Prague in 1648 and the End of the Thirty Years' War. I, p. 403-412 |
| Faber, Dirk E. A. and Renger E. de Bruin |
Utrecht's Opposition to the Münster Peace Process. I, p. 413-422 |
| Egger, Franz |
Johann Rudolf Wettstein and the International Recognition of Switzerland as a European Nation. I, p. 423-432 |
| Steiger, Heinhard |
Concrete Peace and General Order: The legal meaning of the treaties of 24 October 1648. I, p. 437-446 |
| Schmidt, Georg |
The Peace of Westphalia as the Fundamental Law of the Complementary Empire-State. I, p. 447-454 |
| Jahns, Sigrid |
The Imperial Justice System as Mirror of the Imperial and Religious Constitution. I, p. 455-463 |
| Schindling, Anton |
Neighbours of a Different Faith: Confessional coexistence and parity in the territorial states and towns of the Empire. I, p. 465-473 |
| Thomassen, Theo H. P. M. |
The Peace of Münster: A national symbol in acidfree paper. I, p. 475-484 |
| Gerhardt, Volker |
On the Historical significance of the Peace of Westphalia: Twelve theses. I, p. 485-489 |
| Hagenow, Elisabeth von |
The Royal Portrait with Allegorical Commentary: Royal propaganda in the confessional wars of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. II, p. 61-68 |
| Davies, David |
The Anatomy of Spanish Habsburg Portraits. II, p. 69-79 |
| Checa Cremades, Fernando |
The Political Significance of Philip IV's Collection of Paintings at the Alcázar Palace in Madrid. II, p. 81-86. |
| Hellwig, Karin |
Art Politics, Art Production and Artists' Daily Lives at the Time of the Thirty Years' War in Spain. II, p. 87-94 |
| Chatelain, Jean-Marc and Hermann Arnhold |
War, Fame and the Classical Aesthetic: "Les Triomphes de Louis le Juste" by Jean Valdor (Paris, 1649). II, p. 95-104 |
| Heyde, Astrid |
Arts Policy and Propaganda in the Service of an Aspiring European Power: The impact of the repraesentatio maiestatis of Gustavus II Adolphus on Sweden and Germany until the end of the First Northern War (1660). II, p. 105-111 |
| Soop, Hans |
The Sculptural Ornamentation of the Warship Vasa as an Expression of the Claims, Plans and Ambitions of Gustavus Adolphus. II, p. 113-119 |
| Luna Fernández, Juan José |
The Hall of Realms of the Buen Retiro Palace in Madrid. II, p. 121-129 |
| Scholz-Hänsel, Michael |
Pictorial Propaganda Against the Others: Spanish art in the context of the tolerance discussions of the Peace of Westphalia. II, p. 131-139 |
| Glaser, Hubert and Elke Anna Werner |
The Victorious Virgin: The Religious Patronage of Maximilian I of Bavaria. II, p. 141-151 |
| Lavalle, Denis |
The Thirty Years' War, Artists and Great Religious Painting. II, p. 153-159 |
| DaCosta Kaufmann, Thomas |
War and Peace, Art and Destruction, Myth and Reality: Considerations on the Thirty Years' War in relation to art in (Central) Europe. II, p. 163-172 |
| Fučiková, Elišká |
The Fate of Rudolf II's Collections in Light of the History of the Thirty Years' war. II, p. 173-180 |
| Schütz, Karl |
The Collection of Archduke Leopold Wilhelm. II, p. 181-190 |
| Christensen, Charlotte |
Irrecoverable: King Christian IV of Denmark as collector and patron in times of peace and war. II, p. 191-200 |
| Larsson, Lars Olof |
Rome on the River Vlatava: Albrecht von Wallenstein's sculpture garden in Prague. II, p. 201-208 |
| Lahrkamp, Helmut |
A Portrait by the Painter Jan Boeckhorst and the Imperial Military Commander Ottavio Piccolomini's Contacts with the Art World. II, p. 209-214 |
| Bätschmann, Oskar |
Rome: A cultural and artistic power. II, p. 215-225 |
| Krämer, Gode |
Augsburg as a Centre of Art during the Thirty Years' War. Painting and Drawing. II, p. 227-234 |
| Schwartz, Gary |
The Shape, Size and Destiny of the Dutch Market for Painting at the End of the Eighty Years' War. II, p. 235-244 |
| Tacke, Andreas |
Mars the Enemy of Art: Sandrart's Teutsche Academie and the impact of war on art and artists II, p. 245-252 |
| Kroupa, Jiří |
Art, Patronage and Society in Moravia 1620-1650. II, p. 253-261 |
| Müller, Hannelore |
The Art of Augsburg Goldsmiths in Times of War. II, p. 263-269 |
| Lippmann, Wolfgang |
Architecture at the Time of the Thirty Years' War: Churches and castles in the German-speaking countries. II, p. 271-279 |
| Tauss, Susanne |
"Robbery is the Most Noble of Occupations": The looting of art during the Thirty Years' War. II, p. 281-288 |
| Muchka, Ian P. |
The Collections and Equipment of the Wallenstein Palace in Prague. II, p. 289-296 |
| Harasimowicz, Jan |
"What could be better now than the struggle for freedom and faith": Confessionalisation and the Estates' Quest for Liberation as Refleted in the Silesian Arts of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries. II, p. 297-306 |
| Garber, Klaus |
The Origins of German National Literature at the Beginning of the Thirty Years' War. II, p. 311-318 |
| Garber, Klaus |
Pax pastoralis - On a peacefull genre in European literature. II, p. 319-322 |
| Harms, Wolfgang |
The Illustrated Broadsheet as an Opinion-Forming Medium at the Time of the Thirty Years' War. II, p. 323-327 |
| Kühlmann, Wilhelm |
War and Peace in the Literature of the Seventeenth Century. II, p. 329-337 |
| Schäfer, Walter Ernst |
The Thirty Years' War in Moscherosch's "A Soldier's Life" and the Simplician Tales of Grimmelshausen. II, p. 339-345 |
| Laufhütte, Hartmut |
The Peace Celebration of 1650 in Nuremberg. II, p. 347-357 |
| Díez Borque, José María |
Spanish literature during the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648). II, p. 359-368 |
| Correa, Antonio Bonet |
Juan Caramuel de Lobkowitz, Paradigm of the Baroque Period. II, p. 369-375 |
| Walther, Axel E. |
A Political Publicist in the Thirty Years' War. The literary work of Julius Wilhelm Zincgref. II, p. 377-383 |
| Mannack, Eberhard |
The Reception of the Thirty Years' War and the Peace of Westphalia in German literature of the Eighteenth to the Twentieth Century. II, p. 385-391 |
| Knopf, Jan |
"Peace - The Hole When the Cheese is Gone": The Thirty Years' War in the Work of Bertolt Brecht. II, p. 393-398 |
| Spies, Marijke and Evert Wiskerke |
Dutch Poets on the Thirty Years' War. II, p. 399-408 |
| Hortschansky, Klaus |
Everyday Musical Life During the Thirty Years' War. II, p. 409-416 |
| Braun, Werner |
War and Peace in Sacred Song. II, p. 417-421 |
| Steude, Wolfram |
Heinrich Schütz and the Thirty Years' War. II, p. 423-430 |
| Nehlsen, Eberhard |
Song Publishing during the Thirty Years' War. II, p. 431-437 |
| Hanheide, Stefan |
Musical Lamentations of the Thirty Years' War. II, p. 439-447 |
| Hanheide, Stefan |
Compositions for the Peace of Westphalia. II, p. 449-457 |
| Auwera, Jan Vander |
Historical Fact and Artistic Fiction: The face of the Eighty Years' War in Southern Netherlandish paintings, in particular those of Sebastiaen Vrancx (1573-1647) and Pieter Snayers (1592-1667). II, p. 461-468 |
| Maarseveen, Michel P. van |
The Eighty Years' War in Northern Netherlandish Painting of the Seventeenth Century: Siege Scenes. II, p. 469-475 |
| Maarseveen, Michel P. van and Michiel C. C. Kersten |
The Eighty Years' War in Northern Netherlandish Painting of the Seventeenth Century: Cavalry skirmishes and guardroom scenes. II, p. 477-484 |
| Chiarini, Marco |
The Thiry Years' War and its Influence on Battle Painting in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries. II, p. 485-491 |
| Pfaffenbichler, Matthias |
The Early Baroque Battle Scene: From the depiction of historical events to military genre painting. II, p. 493-500 |
| Cavalli-Björkman, Görel |
The Vanitas Still-Life: A phenomenon of the crisis of consciousness. II, p. 501-508 |
| Knauer, Martin |
War as Memento Mori: The function and significance of the series of engravings in the Thirty Years' War. II, p. 509-516 |
| Richard, Marie |
Jacques Callot (1592-1635). Les Misères et les Malheurs de la guerre (1633): A work and its context. II, p. 517-524 |
| Dombrowski, Damian |
"Il Genio Bellicoso di Napoli". The warrior ethos of the Neapolitan aristocracy as mirrored in contemporary portraits. II, p. 525-531 |
| Marano, Katia |
Domenico Gargiulo: The Massaniello rising of 1647 in Naples. II, p. 533-538 |
| Kluth, Eckhard |
The Violence of War between Historical and Allegorical Depiction: Plunder scenes in Flemish painting during the Eighty Years' War. II, p. 539-546 |
| Huiskamp, Marloes |
"For the honour and reputation of this city and the glory of its scions": The Ware and Peace in the town and city halls of the Low Countries. II, p. 547-554 |
| Tümpel, Christian and Astrid |
Reflections of War and Peace in Netherlandish Art. II, p. 555-564 |
| Kaulbach, Hans-Martin |
Peter Paul Rubens: Diplomat and painter of peace. II, p. 565-574 |
| Vlieghe, Hans, in cooperation with Bernhard Descheemaeker and Inge Wouters |
Dream and Adjurations: On the allegorisation of war and peace in the southern Netherlands after Rubens. II, p. 575-585 |
| Bencard, Mogens |
Christian IV as Mediator. II, p. 587-592 |
| Kaulbach, Hans-Martin |
The Portrayal of Peace Before and After 1648. II, p. 593-603 |
| Kettering, Alison M. |
Gerard ter Borch's Swearing of the Oath of Ratification of the Treaty of Münster as Historical Representation. II, p. 605-614 |
| Cavalli-Björkman, Görel |
The Vanitas Still-Life: A phenomenon of the crisis of consciousness. II, p. 501-508 |
| Chaline, Olivier |
The Battle of the White Mountain (8 November 1620). I, p. 95-101 |
| Chatelain, Jean-Marc and Hermann Arnhold |
War, Fame and the Classical Aesthetic: "Les Triomphes de Louis le Juste" by Jean Valdor (Paris, 1649). II, p. 95-104 |
| Checa Cremades, Fernando |
The Political Significance of Philip IV's Collection of Paintings at the Alcázar Palace in Madrid. II, p. 81-86. |
| Chiarini, Marco |
The Thiry Years' War and its Influence on Battle Painting in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries. II, p. 485-491 |
| Christensen, Charlotte |
Irrecoverable: King Christian IV of Denmark as collector and patron in times of peace and war. II, p. 191-200 |
| Correa, Antonio Bonet |
Juan Caramuel de Lobkowitz, Paradigm of the Baroque Period. II, p. 369-375 |
| Gäfvert, Björn |
Maps and War: The Swedish experience during the Thirty Years' War. I, p. 309-318 |
| Gantet, Claire |
Celebrations Commemorating the Peace of Westphalia in Southern German Cities and the Recollection of the Thirty Years's War (1648-1871). II, p. 649-656 |
| Garber, Klaus |
Dogmatism and Tolerance in the Literature of European Humanism. II, p. 29-44 |
| Garber, Klaus |
The Origins of German National Literature at the Beginning of the Thirty Years' War. II, p. 311-318 |
| Garber, Klaus |
Pax pastoralis - On a peacefull genre in European literature. II, p. 319-322 |
| Gerhardt, Volker |
On the Historical significance of the Peace of Westphalia: Twelve theses. I, p. 485-489 |
| Glaser, Hubert and Elke Anna Werner |
The Victorious Virgin: The Religious Patronage of Maximilian I of Bavaria. II, p. 141-151 |
| Goosens, Eymert-Jan |
Monuments to Peace in the Netherlands. II, p. 629-638 |
| Greyerz, Kaspar von |
Switzerland during the Thirty Years' War. I, p. 133-140 |
Groenveld, Simon |
The Treaty of Münster as the Culmination of a Progressive Revolution I, p. 123-132 |
| Hagenow, Elisabeth von |
The Royal Portrait with Allegorical Commentary: Royal propaganda in the confessional wars of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. II, p. 61-68 |
| Hanheide, Stefan |
Musical Lamentations of the Thirty Years' War. II, p. 439-447 |
| Hanheide, Stefan |
Compositions for the Peace of Westphalia. II, p. 449-457 |
| Harasimowicz, Jan |
"What could be better now than the struggle for freedom and faith": Confessionalisation and the Estates' Quest for Liberation as Refleted in the Silesian Arts of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries. II, p. 297-306 |
| Harms, Wolfgang |
The Illustrated Broadsheet as an Opinion-Forming Medium at the Time of the Thirty Years' War. II, p. 323-327 |
| Hein, Jørgen |
The "Danish Ware" and Denmark's Further Role in the Conflict. I, p. 103-110 |
| Heyde, Astrid |
Arts Policy and Propaganda in the Service of an Aspiring European Power: The impact of the repraesentatio maiestatis of Gustavus II Adolphus on Sweden and Germany until the end of the First Northern War (1660). II, p. 105-111 |
| Hellwig, Karin |
Art Politics, Art Production and Artists' Daily Lives at the Time of the Thirty Years' War in Spain. II, p. 87-94 |
| Hippel, Wolfgang von |
A Region of Southwest Germany between War and Peace: The economic consequences of the war in the Duchy of Württemberg. I, p. 329-336 |
| Hojda, Zdeněk |
The Battle of Prague in 1648 and the End of the Thirty Years' War. I, p. 403-412 |
| Hortschansky, Klaus |
Music and Musical Life in Europe on the Eve of the Thirty Years' War. II, p. 45-57 |
| Hortschansky, Klaus |
Everyday Musical Life During the Thirty Years' War. II, p. 409-416 |
| Huiskamp, Marloes |
"For the honour and reputation of this city and the glory of its scions": The Ware and Peace in the town and city halls of the Low Countries. II, p. 547-554 |
| Kaufmann, Thomas |
The Lutheran Sermon During the War and at the Time of the Peace Agreement. I, p. 245-250 |
| Kaulbach, Hans-Martin |
Peter Paul Rubens: Diplomat and painter of peace. II, p. 565-574 |
| Kaulbach, Hans-Martin |
The Portrayal of Peace Before and After 1648. II, p. 593-603 |
| Kersten, Michiel C. C. |
see Maarseveen, Michel P. van ... |
| Kettering, Alison M. |
Gerard ter Borch's Swearing of the Oath of Ratification of the Treaty of Münster as Historical Representation. II, p. 605-614 |
| Kingdon, Robert M. |
International Calvinism and the Thirty Years' War. I, p. 229-235 |
| Kluth, Eckhard |
The Violence of War between Historical and Allegorical Depiction: Plunder scenes in Flemish painting during the Eighty Years' War. II, p. 539-546 |
| Knauer, Martin |
War as Memento Mori: The function and significance of the series of engravings in the Thirty Years' War. II, p. 509-516 |
| Knopf, Jan |
"Peace - The Hole When the Cheese is Gone": The Thirty Years' War in the Work of Bertolt Brecht. II, p. 393-398 |
| Krämer, Gode |
Augsburg as a Centre of Art during the Thirty Years' War. Painting and Drawing. II, p. 227-234 |
| Kroener, Bernhard R. |
"The soldiers are very poor, bare, naked, exhausted": The living conditions and organisational structure of military society during the Thirty Years' War. I, p. 285-292 |
| Kroupa, Jiří |
Art, Patronage and Society in Moravia 1620-1650. II, p. 253-261 |
| Kühlmann, Wilhelm |
War and Peace in the Literature of the Seventeenth Century. II, p. 329-337 |
| Lahrkamp, Helmut |
A Portrait by the Painter Jan Boeckhorst and the Imperial Military Commander Ottavio Piccolomini's Contacts with the Art World. II, p. 209-214 |
| Langer, Herbert |
The Royal Swedish War in Germany. I, p. 187-196 |
| Langer, Herbert |
Army Finances, Production and Commerce: The preconditions for waging war. I, p. 293-299 |
| Larsson, Lars Olof |
Rome on the River Vlatava: Albrecht von Wallenstein's sculpture garden in Prague. II, p. 201-208 |
| Laufhütte, Hartmut |
The Peace Celebration of 1650 in Nuremberg. II, p. 347-357 |
| Lavalle, Denis |
The Thirty Years' War, Artists and Great Religious Painting. II, p. 153-159 |
| Lippmann, Wolfgang |
Architecture at the Time of the Thirty Years' War: Churches and castles in the German-speaking countries. II, p. 271-279 |
| Losmann, Arne |
Carl Gustav Wrangel, Skokloster and Europe: A display of power and glory in the days of Sweden's dominance. II, p. 639-648 |
| Luna Fernández, Juan José |
The Hall of Realms of the Buen Retiro Palace in Madrid. II, p. 121-129 |
| Maarseveen, Michel P. van |
The Eighty Years' War in Northern Netherlandish Painting of the Seventeenth Century: Siege Scenes. II, p. 469-475 |
| Maarseveen, Michel P. van and Michiel C. C. Kersten |
The Eighty Years' War in Northern Netherlandish Painting of the Seventeenth Century: Cavalry skirmishes and guardroom scenes. II, p. 477-484 |
| Malettke, Klaus |
France's Imperial Policy during the Thirty Years' War and the Peace of Westphalia. I, p. 177-186 |
| Mannack, Eberhard |
The Reception of the Thirty Years' War and the Peace of Westphalia in German literature of the Eighteenth to the Twentieth Century. II, p. 385-391 |
| Marano, Katia |
Domenico Gargiulo: The Massaniello rising of 1647 in Naples. II, p. 533-538 |
| Meyer, Jean |
The Other Thirty Years' War, or: On the nature of war - France in the Thirty Years' War. I, p. 169-176 |
| Mohrmann, Ruth-E. |
Everyday Life in War and Peace. I, p. 319-327 |
| Muchka, Ian P. |
The Collections and Equipment of the Wallenstein Palace in Prague. II, p. 289-296 |
| Müller, Hannelore |
The Art of Augsburg Goldsmiths in Times of War. II, p. 263-269 |
| Müller, Siegfried |
Taking Stock of the Thirty Years' War in Nineteenth-Century German History and Genre Painting. II, p. 657-664 |
| Parrott, David |
The Mantuan Succession and the Thirty Years' War. I, p. 153-160 |
| Parrott, David |
see also Oresko, Robert ... |
| Peterse, Hans |
Irenics and Tolerance in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries. I, p. 265-271 |
| Petráň, Josef |
The Beginnings of the War in Bohemia. I, p. 85-93 |
| Pfaffenbichler, Matthias |
The Early Baroque Battle Scene: From the depiction of historical events to military genre painting. II, p. 493-500 |
| Postel, Rainer |
Hamburg at the Time of the Peace of Westphalia. I, p. 337-343 |
| Preimesberger, Rudolf |
Images of the Papacy Before and After 1648. II, p. 619-628 |
| Sánchez-Marcos, Fernando |
The Struggle for Freedom in Catalonia and in Portugal. I, p. 207-214 |
| Schäfer, Walter Ernst |
The Thirty Years' War in Moscherosch's "A Soldier's Life" and the Simplician Tales of Grimmelshausen. II, p. 339-345 |
| Schilling, Heinz |
War and Peace at the Emergence of Modernity - Europe between state belligerence, religious wars, and the desire for peace. I, p. 13-22 |
| Schilling, Heinz |
Confessionalisation in Europe: Causes and effects for church, state, society, and culture. I, p. 219-228 |
| Schindling, Anton |
Neighbours of a Different Faith: Confessional coexistence and parity in the territorial states and towns of the Empire. I, p. 465-473 |
| Schmidt, Georg |
The Peace of Westphalia as the Fundamental Law of the Complementary Empire-State. I, p. 447-454 |
| Schmidt-Biggemann, Wilhelm |
The Apocalypse and Millenarianism in the Thirty Years' War. I, p. 259-263 |
| Scholz-Hänsel, Michael |
Pictorial Propaganda Against the Others: Spanish art in the context of the tolerance discussions of the Peace of Westphalia. II, p. 131-139 |
| Schütz, Karl |
The Collection of Archduke Leopold Wilhelm. II, p. 181-190 |
| Schwartz, Gary |
The Shape, Size and Destiny of the Dutch Market for Painting at the End of the Eighty Years' War. II, p. 235-244 |
| Soop, Hans |
The Sculptural Ornamentation of the Warship Vasa as an Expression of the Claims, Plans and Ambitions of Gustavus Adolphus. II, p. 113-119 |
| Spies, Marijke and Evert Wiskerke |
Dutch Poets on the Thirty Years' War. II, p. 399-408 |
| Steiger, Heinhard |
Concrete Peace and General Order: The legal meaning of the treaties of 24 October 1648. I, p. 437-446 |
| Steinwascher, Gerd |
The Struggle for Independence and Religious Self-Determination: Osnabrück during the Thirty Years' War and the negotiation of the Peace of Westphalia. I, p. 373-380 |
| Steude, Wolfram |
Heinrich Schütz and the Thirty Years' War. II, p. 423-430 |
| Stiglic, Anja |
Hierarchy of Ceremony and Status on the European Diplomatic Stage: The diplomats' solemn entries to the conference city of Münster. I, p. 391-396 |