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A Schwedenschanze refers to a fortification type dating from the Thirty Years War.
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While the name translates to 'Swedish redoubt' (referencing the Thirty Years War era), evidence shows that the term is actually erroneously and colloquially applied to numerous prehistorical and early historical fortification ramparts in Central Europe.

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first checked05 Aug 2026
judged → REFUTED · 1005 Aug 2026
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