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Even at the time, the proclamation of Pope Paul III[aut]Paul III’s crusade in 1546 against the German Lutherans was correctly interpreted as a significant impetus in the long-standing struggle for power dominance in the Roman-German Empire. While this conflict had multiple causes, and its participants pursued different goals, the actual outbreak of armed conflict was unequivocally initiated by Emperor Charles V[aut]Charles V.

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  • Petr Vorel

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Even at the time, the proclamation of Pope Paul III[aut]Paul III’s crusade in 1546 against the German Lutherans was correctly interpreted as a significant impetus in the long-standing struggle for power dominance in the Roman-German Empire. While this conflict had multiple causes, and its participants pursued different goals, the actual outbreak of armed conflict was unequivocally initiated by Emperor Charles V[aut]Charles V.