The clash at GiengenGiengen an der Brenz in mid-October 1546 did not decide the outcome of the war. Disagreements arose both within the leadership of the Schmalkaldic League and within the papal-imperial coalition. In addition to considering the possibilities for further war financing (which both sides had to address), the opening of a second front far to the northeast on the Bohemian-SaxonyBohemia border introduced an entirely new dynamic into the course of this conflict.

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The Disintegration of the Papal Army in Germany and Its Return to Italy (Autumn 1546 and Winter 1546/47)

  • Petr Vorel

摘要

The clash at GiengenGiengen an der Brenz in mid-October 1546 did not decide the outcome of the war. Disagreements arose both within the leadership of the Schmalkaldic League and within the papal-imperial coalition. In addition to considering the possibilities for further war financing (which both sides had to address), the opening of a second front far to the northeast on the Bohemian-SaxonyBohemia border introduced an entirely new dynamic into the course of this conflict.