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portada Adelsbach 1762: The Forgotten Defeat of Frederick the Great
Type
Physical Book
Language
English
Pages
208
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9781804519837
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Adelsbach 1762: The Forgotten Defeat of Frederick the Great

Golik, Dawid; Kryska, Jaroslaw (Author) · Helion & Company · Paperback

Adelsbach 1762: The Forgotten Defeat of Frederick the Great - Golik, Dawid; Kryska, Jaroslaw

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Synopsis "Adelsbach 1762: The Forgotten Defeat of Frederick the Great"

The Battle of Adelsbach is one of the lesser-known episodes from the final phase of the Seven Years War in Europe. It was the first significant clash between Prussians and Austrians in Silesia in 1762 and the only battle in which Frederick the Great lost, despite his superiority over his opponent.The combat took place on 6 July 1762. During its course, the combined Prussian-Russian troops commanded by Frederick II of Prussia and General Karl Wied endeavoured to defeat the small Austrian corps of General Josef Brentano. The topography of the terrain favoured the Austrians and played a crucial role in the battle, along with the Austrians' skilful leadership and the courage of their troops, especially those from the Hungarian Bethlen regiment and the combined grenadier battalion. The Prussians outnumbered their opponents by more than three times, but thwarted by the Austrians' dogged defence, they retreated, losing 1,352 soldiers and at least three colours.Adelsbach 1762 presents the circumstances of the battle in detail, its course, and its significance. It examines the leading actors of the battle, the commanders and the soldiers of individual regiments. In addition to studies conducted over the course of three centuries, it utilises previously unpublished source materials from Austrian, German, Czech, and French archives.

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