Unsuccessful siege (1628) on Stralsund by Albrecht von Wallenstein's Imperial Army during the Thirty Years' War. It began in May 1628 in what is now Germany and lasted until August 1628 (about 3 months). The setting was Stralsund. It was part of the Thirty Years' War. Those involved included the Holy Roman Empire.
Before and after
- from 10 September 1627 to 28 October 1628Siege of La Rochelle
- 1628Founding of Royal Armoury
- 1628William Harvey describes the circulation of the blood
- 12 January 1628Birth of Charles Perrault
- from May 1628 to August 1628Siege of Stralsund
- 1629Founding of Lynn
- 1629Founding of Melrose
- 14 April 1629Birth of Christiaan Huygens
- 17 August 1629Birth of John III Sobieski
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