"Vienna 1683: The History and Consequences of the Defeat of the Turks before Vienna" recounts a pivotal moment in European history. Henry Elliot Malden meticulously details the Siege of Vienna, focusing on the events of September 12, 1683, when the Ottoman Empire's advance was halted by the combined forces led by John Sobieski, King of Poland, and Charles Leopold, Duke of Lorraine.
This historical account examines the military strategies and political implications surrounding this crucial battle. Explore the context of 17th-century Europe as Malden delves into the long-term consequences of the Ottoman defeat. A significant contribution to military history and European history, this book offers insights into the conflicts and power dynamics of the era. Discover the intricate details of the siege and its lasting impact.
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