Jean Bérenger is a French historian specializing in the history of Central and Eastern Europe and military history, primarily during the modern period. His research delves into the intricate political landscapes and significant conflicts that shaped these regions. Bérenger's scholarly work offers insightful analyses of the forces driving historical change and the enduring legacies of past eras.
Explores the history of the Habsburg Empire, from its origins in the mid-13th century, through its establishment and the reigns of Frederick III, Maximilian I and Charles V. This volume also examines economic developments, social change, cultural matter and the threat posed by the Turks.