The Peace of Prague fails to end the war
1635 · Event
Emperor and Saxony agree terms that most of Protestant Germany accepts — and it would have ended the war, had France not chosen that moment to enter openly against the Habsburgs. What began as a war of religion becomes, for its last thirteen years, a naked contest of Bourbon against Habsburg.
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