Engagement near Bielokith River in Transylvania Amid Turkish Forces
A detailed extract reports the August 7 engagement between Russian troops led by Count Munich and Turkish forces commanded by the Sultan of Bialogorod near the Bielokitch and Molekitch rivers. The Russians broke the enemy, forcing a retreat to the Niefter with heavy Turkish losses and unclear Russian casualties. Additional dispatches note allied movements, supply conditions, and rumors of a forthcoming bloody battle as armies maneuver toward the Morava and Danube fronts.
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Bielokith
Bialogorod
Molekitch
Don Cossacks
Bender
Weli-Balban
Netter
Wiester
Molekirch
Bielekirch
Count Munich
de Ferner
Charles de Biron
Prince of Wolfenburtle
Lewendahl
Count de Biron
Prince of Wolfenbuttle
Niefter
Vienna
Tuscany
Hungary
Lobkowitz
Leon Don
Peterscourt
Prince of
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Felf
Bielokirch
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Warsaw
Czeretz
N.S
Jahorski
Leopold
Choczim
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Semendria
Morava
Ortova
Fort St. Elizabeth
Sheik
Serpsick
M. Galowski
Ispahan
Thomas ‘Kooli-Kan
Schach Nadir
Porte
Kouli-Kan
Sehach
Constantinople
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