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Peace of Crépy
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Peace of Crépy

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  • Germany
    Germany
    / Religious war and the Peace of Augsburg

    …with France in 1544 (the Peace of Crépy), followed by an armistice in 1545 with the Ottoman Empire, left him free at last to deal decisively with the German Protestants.

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    …with France in 1544 (the Peace of Crépy), followed by an armistice in 1545 with the Ottoman Empire, left him free at last to deal decisively with the German Protestants.

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  • Charles V
    Charles V
    / Imperialist goals, rivalry with Francis I, and fight against Protestantism

    …with the result that the Peace of Crépy (September 1544) again more or less confirmed the status quo.

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    …with the result that the Peace of Crépy (September 1544) again more or less confirmed the status quo.

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