Event Truce of Altmark

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Was the treaty that ended the Polish-Swedish War (1626-1629).

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  • September 1629: After the Truce of Altmark, Sweden returned all the regions it had occupied in Prussia.
  • September 1629: After the Truce of Altmark, Sweden returned all the regions it had occupied in Prussia.
  • September 1629: After the Truce of Altmark, Sweden returned all the regions it had occupied in Prussia.
  • September 1629: After the Truce of Altmark, Sweden returned all the regions it had occupied in Prussia.
  • September 1629: In 1629, during the Thirty Years' War, the Coastal Stripe of Prussia was ceded to the Kingdom of Sweden. This territory included the cities of Elbing, Memel, Fischhausen, Braunsberg, and Frauenburg.
  • September 1629: After the Truce of Altmark, Sweden returned all the regions it had occupied in Prussia.
  • September 1629: After the Truce of Altmark, Sweden returned all the regions it had occupied in Prussia.
  • September 1629: The truce of Altmark in 1629 allowed Sweden, under the rule of King Gustavus Adolphus, to retain control of Livonia, including Riga.
  • September 1629: The truce of Altmark in 1629 allowed Sweden, under the rule of King Gustavus Adolphus, to retain control of Livonia, including Riga.
  • September 1629: After the Truce of Altmark, Sweden returned all the regions it had occupied in Prussia.
  • September 1629: After the Truce of Altmark, Sweden returned all the regions it had occupied in Prussia.
  • September 1629: After the Truce of Altmark, Sweden returned all the regions it had occupied in Prussia.
  • September 1629: After the Truce of Altmark, Sweden returned all the regions it had occupied in Prussia.
  • September 1629: After the Truce of Altmark, Sweden returned all the regions it had occupied in Prussia.
  • September 1629: After the Truce of Altmark, Sweden returned all the regions it had occupied in Prussia.
  • September 1629: In 1629, during the Thirty Years' War, the Coastal Stripe of Prussia was ceded to the Kingdom of Sweden. This territory included the cities of Elbing, Memel, Fischhausen, Braunsberg, and Frauenburg.
  • September 1629: After the Truce of Altmark, Sweden returned all the regions it had occupied in Prussia.
  • September 1629: The Commonwealth retained southeastern parts of the Wenden Voivodeship, renamed to Inflanty Voivodeship.
  • September 1629: After the Truce of Altmark, Sweden returned all the regions it had occupied in Prussia.
  • September 1629: In 1629, during the Thirty Years' War, the Coastal Stripe of Prussia was ceded to the Kingdom of Sweden. This territory included the cities of Elbing, Memel, Fischhausen, Braunsberg, and Frauenburg.
  • September 1629: After the Truce of Altmark, Sweden returned all the regions it had occupied in Prussia.