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Siege reports from Dantzick and Wechselmunde in June
From the Russian camp before Dantzick on June 16 a large train of heavy artillery arrived from Pitau. Bombardment renewed on Dantzick with the magazine blown up causing a large blaze. The fleet harassed the port and a bombship fire set the gunpowder magazine at Wechselmunde ablaze. German and French forces continued trenching and assaults around Wechselmunde and Dantzick as Royalist and Saxon troops pressed. Reports note Polish Confederacy events, Russian ships, and Neutrals, with various moves toward Heidelberg and Philippsburg.
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Dantzick
Pitau
Dintzick
Tue
Nolle
Wechfelmunde
Munich
Fromee
Dasezich
Duke de Saxe Weiffenfels
Wechielmunde
Count de Munich
M. Poninekt
Universalia
Datzek
France
Preach
Danizick
Hacope
Peter I
Ujbor
Gordy
Petersbyp
Cronstads
Cologm
Philipsburg
Wen
Lois
Alla Star Fort
Manheim
Count de Belg
For Palatine
Philip
Rhinhausen
Hortes
Highaf
Neckar
Pi Eugene
Epingen
Bruchchal
Heidelberg
Frankfort
Daniff
Mentz
Hamburgh
Rusfian
Ethopt
Stalzenberg
Wittinghaff
Wechselande
Wechselmundem
Paris
Hussars
Parmezan
Italy