Tagebuch Eines Soldners Aus Dem Dreissigjahrigen Krieg

“Hagendorf . . . is a very ordinary man writing in a very matter-of-fact way about his experiences of being a soldier and about his wife who dies and his children, some of whom die, about how he takes a woman captive and then lets her go. He talks about his attitudes to religion but especially magic.” Read more...

The best books on The Thirty Years War

Peter Wilson, Historian