MAXIMILIAN'S GREATEST VICTORY FROM A LOCAL PERSPECTIVE

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25 mars 2024

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Managing Maximilian (1493-1519)

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Hypothèses : carnets de recherches en Sciences humaines et sociales

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High income people Wealthy people Affluent people Rich Rich people--Economic conditions Rich, The Hostilities Conflict, Armed (War) Wars Armed conflict (War) Fighting Military strategy Contrition Penitence Attrition Mechanical perspective Linear perspective Architectural perspective Contrition Attrition Military power Warfare, Primitive Warfare Military science Fighting Article

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« MAXIMILIAN'S GREATEST VICTORY FROM A LOCAL PERSPECTIVE », Managing Maximilian (1493-1519), ID : 10.58079/10seb

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An article by Elisabeth Klecker, Christof Metzger, Friedrich Simader German version below Download the fulltext here After the dispute over the inheritance of Duke George the Rich of Bavaria-Landshut († 1 December 1503) between Ruprecht of the Palatinate and Duke Albrecht of Bavaria-Munich, who was supported by his brother-in-law Maximilian, escalated into the so-called Landshut War of Succession, both sides initially relied on a strategy of attrition in their warfare. On 12 September 1504, ...

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