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From Luther to Westphalia: the Holiday of 31 October, the City of Osnabrück and the Myth that Sovereignty Was Born in 1648

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Peace of Westphalia, negotiated in Osnabrück, did not invent sovereignty, but the German holiday of 31/10 shows how religion and border still draw the map of Europe and the fragmentations of today. The post From Luther to Westphalia: the holiday of 31 October, the city of Osnabrück and the myth that sovereignty was born in 1648 appeared first in ND More
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Peace of Westphalia, negotiated in Osnabrück, did not invent sovereignty, but the German holiday of 31/10 shows how religion and border still draw the map of Europe and the fragmentations of today. The post From Luther to Westphalia: the holiday of 31 October, the city of Osnabrück and the myth that sovereignty was born in 1648 appeared first in ND More

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ND Mais broke the news on Saturday, October 31, 2026.
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