Talk:Treaty of Elbing

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Did you know... that the Dutch Republic successfully intervened in the Second Northern War, forcing the Swedish Empire to accept the Treaty of Elbing?

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New Sweden in The Americas

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In 1655 Pieter Stuyvesant of Nieu Amsterdam conquered Ft, Christiana and New Sweden on The Delaware River. Is the cessation of New Sweden included in Treaty of Elbing ? Monk from Elmhurst (talk) 19:16, 28 July 2026 (UTC)Reply

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New Sweden in The Americas