The 1620 clash of Catholic and Protestant armies at White Mountain—a 1,250-foot chalk ridge west of Prague—ended the Bohemian Revolt but not the larger war. (Pieter Snayers/The Louvre)
Pieter Snayers/The Louvre
The 1620 clash of Catholic and Protestant armies at White Mountain—a 1,250-foot chalk ridge west of Prague—ended the Bohemian Revolt but not the larger war. (Pieter Snayers/The Louvre)
Pieter Snayers/The Louvre