Turko-German Siege Notes From Barfcha Fort Action
Intelligence on Turko Bosnian siege near Barfcha and Ratfcha from a captured Turkish trooper Hussein Mutlikowick. Details claimTurkish forces with 15000 men, 30 Tumhachi vessels, aim to seize Sirmia and Sclavonia, with eight cannons initially and later battering pieces from Zwernick. Imperial arrival altered plans, river crossings, and fortress reinforcements. Also notes port arrivals, British court cases, and local weather.
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Aron Roth
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Hussein Mutlikowick
Conitha
Barfcha
Zwernick
Ratfcia
Sirmia
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Ratfcha
Drina
Bosnia
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