Balthasar Russow

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Balthasar Russow is a 16th-century Livonian chronicler and clergyman, best known for his detailed account of the Livonian War and life in the Baltic region.

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instanceOf chronicler
person
birthYear 1536
century 16th century
chroniclePublicationYear 1578
countryOfCitizenship Livonia
deathYear 1600
denomination Evangelical Lutheran Church
educatedAt University of Rostock
ethnicGroup Estonian
familyName Russow
genre chronicle
givenName Balthasar
historicalPeriod Livonian War
historicalRegion Livonia
languageOfWorkOrName German
notableFor chronicle of Livonia
description of life in the Baltic region in the 16th century
detailed account of the Livonian War
notableWork Chronica der Provinz Lyfflandt
occupation chronicler
clergyman
historian
pastor
placeOfBirth Reval
Tallinn
placeOfDeath Reval
Tallinn
positionHeld pastor of the Holy Spirit Church in Reval
region Baltic region
linked to: Baltic Sea region
religion Lutheranism
residence Reval
Tallinn
sourceOfInformationFor history of 16th-century Livonia
history of Tallinn in the 16th century
workSubject Baltic history
Livonia
Livonian War
writingLanguage Low German
wroteAbout Reformation in the Baltic region
nobility in Livonia
peasants in Livonia
social conditions in Livonia
townspeople in Livonia

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Between Three Plagues protagonist Balthasar Russow