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The Thirty Years' War could potentially have been avoided through earlier diplomatic efforts and compromises between Protestant and Catholic states within the Holy Roman Empire. If the Peace of Augsburg (1555) had been more effectively upheld, or if subsequent religious tensions had been addressed through dialogue rather than military confrontation, it might have prevented the escalation. Additionally, greater intervention by external powers to mediate disputes could have fostered a more stable political environment. However, the deep-rooted religious and political rivalries made conflict increasingly likely.

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