"The Wallenstein Camp" is one of Schiller's most famous and valuable plays, which tells the story of the military leader Albrecht von Wallenstein during the Thirty Years' War. In this drama, the author unfolds before the reader the image of a perfect strategist, but at the same time a cruel and treacherous commander, who has the highest ambitions and destructive plans. Only those closest to Wallenstein can unravel his intrigues and conspiracies, but sometimes even they are faced with a choice between loyalty to the leader and conscience. In the play, the author successfully combined historical facts with deep psychological analysis of the main characters, creating a masterpiece of world drama.