Die Beziehungen des Knigreichs Burgund zu Kaiser und Reich von Heinrich III, Bis auf die Zeit Fried

This historical study, first published in 1905, explores the complex political relationships between the Kingdom of Burgundy and the Holy Roman Empire during the medieval period. Kallmann's extensive research draws on primary sources to examine the shifting alliances, treaties, and power struggles that characterized this volatile region. Scholars and historians interested in medieval European history will find this book to be a thorough and engaging analysis.

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