A commander in this war had his arm publicly amputated, accompanied by a fanfare, and commemorated it with a medallion saying "Altera restat," or "I've still got the other one."
A commander in this war had his arm publicly amputated, accompanied by a fanfare, and commemorated it with a medallion saying "Altera restat," or "I've still got the other one." Near the beginning of this war, twenty-seven leaders of a revolt were executed in the Old Town Square. A commander in this war was killed in Cheb by Walter (*) Devereux. Ernst von Mansfeld and Christian of Brunswick lost this war's Battle of Fleurus. The Finnish Hakkapeliitta cavalry participated in this war's Battle of Rain, which repeated the result of an earlier battle which followed the sack of Magdeburg by Pappenheim and Tilly. Gustavus Adolphus won this war's first Battle of Breitenfeld. For 10 points, name this war ended by the Peace of Westphalia, which lasted from 1618 to 1648.
A commander in this war had his arm publicly amputated, accompanied by a fanfare, and commemorated it with a medallion saying "Altera restat," or "I've still got the other one."
Thirty Years' War 