Swedish Intervention: Sweden Invades the Holy Roman Empire | Thirty Years War 7

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In 1630, Gustavus Adoplhus, known as "the Lion of the North" or the "Lion of Midnight" invaded Germany. His invasion culminated in the most dramatic and controversial phase of the Thirty Years’ War, a phase usually referred to as the Swedish intervention. It not only pitched the most famous commanders of the war such as Tilly, Pappenheim and Gustavus Adolphus against each other in several decisive battles but also marks the moment in time when the war spilled out of Germany for good.
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