Leonora Christina Ulfeldt's "Jammers-minde". En egenhændig skildring af hendes fangenskab i Blaataarn i aarene 1663-1685

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In a time marked by political intrigue and personal turmoil, Leonora Christina Ulfeldt’s "Jammers-minde" offers an intimate glimpse into her harrowing imprisonment in the Blue Tower from 1663 to 1685. This compelling narrative not only chronicles her struggles but also delves into themes of resilience and identity amidst adversity. Ulfeldt’s poignant reflections on loyalty and betrayal resonate deeply, providing a unique perspective on the complexities of nobility and power dynamics during this tumultuous period. Ideal for historians and civic activists, "Jammers-minde" is a vital document that illuminates the personal cost of political conflict. Discover the profound insights of Leonora Christina Ulfeldt as she navigates her confinement, revealing the strength of the human spirit against overwhelming odds.

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