Livgarden, 1658-1908... is a detailed historical account, written in Danish, of the Danish Royal Life Guards from its inception in 1658 to the early 20th century. This book by Gerhard Brammer delves into the evolution, organization, and key events involving the Life Guards over more than two centuries. It offers insights into the military history of Denmark and the role of the Life Guards in safeguarding the Danish monarchy and nation. Scholars of military history, Danish history, and royal institutions will find this work an invaluable resource.

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