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860 matches to Russo-Swedish War
Servile Wars. Slave revolts vs Rome. 134-132BC Sicily. 102-99BC Sicily. 73-71BC S Italy. Spartacus.
Seven Weeks War. 1866. Austro-Prussian War. Koniggratz.
Seven Years War. 1756-63. France, Russia, Austria vs England, Prussia who retain Silesia, emerge as major power. French colonial power reduced. England gains New France, India. French-Indian Wars.
Seward, William. 1801-72. Anti-slavery US statesman. “Seward’s Folly”-bought Alaska 1867.
Seymour, Edward. c1506-52. Protector for Edward VI.
Seymour, Jane. 1509-37. Third wife of Henry VIII. Died after giving birth to Edward VI.
Shamil. 1798-1871. Moslem guerilla leader vs Russia in Crimean War.
Shenandoah. Site of American Civil War battles 1861-5.
Shere Ali. 1825-79. Emir of Afghanistan. Defeated in Second Afghan War.
Sherman, William. 1820-91. American Civil War general. -“War is hell”.
Shiloh, Battle. 1862. Second American Civil War battle. No clear victor.
Shimonoseki Treaty. 1895. Ended first Sino-Japanese War. Japan gained Taiwan, Port Arthur. Korea independent.
Sikh States, Confederation of. 1764 Independent from Mogul. 1819 + Kashmir. 1834 + Peshawar. 1849 British. 1948 India.
Sikh Wars. 1845-6 Sikhs invade India, British take Kashmir. 1848-9 Sikh revolt, Britain takes Punjab.
Silesian Wars. 1740-5. Prussia takes Silesia from Austria. Austrian Succession.
Simony. Trading in church offices, sacred objects. Banned by Council of Chalcedon 451, and in England since Edward VI.
Simpson, Wallis. 1896-1986. American divorcée for whom Edward VIII abdicated.
Sino-French War. 1883-85. France wins control of Vietnam.
Sino-Japanese War. 1894-5. Over Korea. Shimonoseki Treaty.
Sino-Japanese War. 1937-45. Japanese invade China. WWII.
Siward. -1055. Danish earl of Northumbria. Helped Edward the Confessor. Defeated Macbeth.
Six Day War. 1967. Israel wins Sinai, Golan Heights, Gaza, Old Jerusalem, West Bank. Opened Gulf of Aqaba.
Smoot-Hawley Act. 1930-37. US tarrifs begin trade war, deepening Depression.
Soccer War. 1969. Honduras vs El Salvador. Triggered by football game and economic conditions.