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Long Campaign

Hungarian history [1443–44]
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  • János Hunyadi
    János Hunyadi
    / The Long Campaign

    The famous “Long Campaign” took place in the autumn and winter of 1443–44. The preparations needed time. Internal troubles in Hungary and the hostility of the Habsburgs were mollified with papal help. Venice and the papacy supported Hunyadi’s army financially and diplomatically. Poland…

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    The famous “Long Campaign” took place in the autumn and winter of 1443–44. The preparations needed time. Internal troubles in Hungary and the hostility of the Habsburgs were mollified with papal help. Venice and the papacy supported Hunyadi’s army financially and diplomatically. Poland…

    Read More