Pope Innocent X issued the Bull "Zelo domus Dei," which contested all of its articles that were detrimental to Catholicism.
Count Maximilian von Trautmansdorff was greatly responsible for its conclusion, and France was represented at its negotiation by the Marquis de Sable and the Count d'Avaux. Pope Innocent X issued the Bull "Zelo domus Dei," which contested all of its articles that were detrimental to Catholicism. This settlement also recognized the Swiss Confederation and confirmed the Peace of Augsburg. For 10 points name this agreement, negotiated in Munster and Osnabruck that ended the Dutch and German phase, or final part, of the Thirty Years' War.
Count Maximilian von Trautmansdorff was greatly responsible for its conclusion, and France was represented at its negotiation by the Marquis de Sable and the Count d'Avaux.
Peace of {Westphalia}