Denmark Norway war tensions rise in European dispatches
Long foreign policy note traces Denmark's perilous stance amid France Britain and Sweden. It details King Frederick VI's maneuvers to defend Norway and preserve Danish integrity, Denmark's rebuff to English demands, Copenhagen bombardment fallout, and critiques of British policy and Russian intrigues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Sweden
France
Deumiuk
Russia
Scotland
England
Denmark
Smolens
Bamburdh
Mussia
Prange
Burke
Holland
Europe
Dolgorucki
Copenhagen
Hamburgh
M. de Bernstorf
London
Dalgorucki
Frances
de Kaas
Lubeck
Bron de Kuss
Allona
M. de Kaas
Thornton
Drontheim
Altona
Rvyal
Wamburgh
House of Holstein
Timour
Sicily
Luneville
Jane
Clausel
Espoz Y Mina
Mina
Roncal
Yana
Ochazavia
Abbe
Villarent
Arragon
Carcassile
Nomemia
Prague
Prince Schwartzenberg
Joe Gilchin
Austria
Brounau
Uenmark
Ponsonby
Abo
Ponsonty
Englund
Zealand
Empress Queen and Regent Receives War Status Brief
Paris dispatch reports Empress Queen and Regent awaiting detailed Army of the North news. Treaty barracks are stationed, camps forming, and the Emperor’s parade observed at ten. Allies, armistice terms, and allied commitments feature in a tense suppression of reports.
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Paris
Amd
Denmark and a proposed wartime occupation of Lanse Towns
The Danish Saavvenent argues against the English Gazette claim that Denmark would surrender Lanse Towns as a wartime plunder. It asserts occupation would only occur to restore tranquility and denies any plan to cede lands to mercenary gains. The piece compares such tactics to selling a bear’s skin before the hunt and warns of Denmark’s resolve to defend itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Kenyon
Horne Wake
Ellenburguch
M Wenborough
Justice
Sperson
Mes. Perceval
Mirkpatick
J Grase
Gannon
Ir. Bennet
Lord Casrtentacm
Ndia
Astlereagi
Munday
Vierney
Coms
le W. Smith
Norwich
Lusuroron
Vansille
Denmark
Lanse
Hamburgh
Lubec
Battle near Luckau ends with Prussian victory
Report from Berlin details the day long clash at Sonnenwalde and Luckau where General Von Bulow’s force repelled a French assault. Cavalry under Major-General Von Oppen attacked the enemy’s right flank, capturing artillery and routing part of the foe, with about 2,500 French casualties and 500 prisoners taken by evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
von Bulow
Friar Luckau
Enem
Black Sister
Duke of Reggio
Sonnenwalde
Bulow
Cottbusen
Luckau
von Borstel
Vor Boyen
von Lbutow
von Oppen
Yavers
Vor Borstel
von Dayeu
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