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History of Here. In 1552, the King of France Henri II Stayed Three Days in Saverne

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In April 1552, Henry II's gaillard army invaded the Holy Empire, seized Metz, crossed Lorraine and then descended the Col de Saverne. From 4 to 6 May, the king and his court squatted the castle. Purpose: to take Strasbourg and cross the Rhine.
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In April 1552, Henry II's gaillard army invaded the Holy Empire, seized Metz, crossed Lorraine and then descended the Col de Saverne. From 4 to 6 May, the king and his court squatted the castle. Purpose: to take Strasbourg and cross the Rhine.

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dna.fr broke the news on Sunday, August 16, 2026.
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