For many people, the Thirty Years' War was accompanied by enormous dangers, uncertainties, and suffering, with which they had to cope in various ways. The essays in this volume address the practices and strategies used by various people and groups to deal with distress and violence, and inquire into their options "in the midst of war."

Autorentext

Astrid Ackermann, Friedrich Schiller University Jena; Markus Meumann, University of Erfurt; Siegrid Westphal, University of Osnabrück.