Zakat severnykh krestonostsev: Voina koad'iutorov - Filiushkin Aleksandr Il'ich

The book is dedicated to the last pages of the history of the northern Crusaders - the Livonian branch of the German Order, which in the middle of the 16th century lived out its last days. The Order died in the fire of local wars and internecine clashes. It was destroyed both from within, by rebel forces, and from outside, unable to withstand the military and political pressure of neighboring states - the "young predators" of Europe (Sweden, Denmark, Poland, Lithuania, Russia). Could Livonia have been saved? Did she have a chance to stay on the historical map? Who is to blame for the death of the order? Who was the traitor, who was the last Knight of Livon? Which of the neighbors is more to blame for the death of the order - Russia, Poland or Sweden? Could Livonia resist aggression militarily? Read about it on the pages of the book.