Forgotten Struggle: The Livonian War and Its Impact on Northern Europe

The Livonian War is a forgotten conflict that shaped the course of Northern Europe in the 16th century. In "Forgotten Struggle," readers are taken on a journey through the conflict that pitted the Livonian Confederation against the combined forces of Russia, Sweden, Denmark-Norway, and Poland-Lithuania.

As the conflict escalated, it drew in more and more European powers and became a proxy war for their larger geopolitical ambitions. The war saw epic battles, brutal sieges, and significant political and territorial changes.

But beyond the military and political aspects, "Forgotten Struggle" explores the social, cultural, and economic impacts of the Livonian War on the region. The war brought about new trade routes, religious divisions, and cultural exchanges. It also marked the end of the Teutonic Order as a major power and paved the way for the rise of Russia and Sweden in the Baltic region.

Drawing on a wealth of primary sources and modern scholarship, "Forgotten Struggle" brings to life a forgotten chapter in European history and sheds light on the enduring impact of this critical conflict.