War Declared by Russia Against Sweden Sparks European Mobilization
The Gazette records Russia and Sweden in open conflict with Russia declaring war on Sweden on Aug 24 1741 O.S. and ordering mobilization across Finland Ingria and Livonia 70000 troops. It notes allied movements including Austrian and French troop deployments and naval shuttles, plus edicts protecting Swedish subjects in Russia and a vow to defend empire.
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