In the autumn of 1657, King Charles X Gustav of Sweden stood at a crossroads. The First Northern War had bogged down in Poland, and his enemies were closing in. In a desperate gamble, he marched his army across the frozen belts of the Baltic Sea — a feat considered impossible — and invaded Denmark. This episode tells the story of the Dano-Swedish War of 1657–1660: the brutal winter campaign, the Treaty of Roskilde that redrew the map of Scandinavia, and the Siege of Copenhagen that nearly cost Sweden everything. We explore Charles X's strategy, the heroics of Danish King Frederick III, and the peace that finally secured Sweden's southern borders. Names like the Little Belt, the Great Belt, and the Treaty of Copenhagen come to life in a story of ice, audacity, and the birth of modern Sweden.
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