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Siege and pursuit during Napoleonic retreat described in reports
A long dispatch details Austro-Russian actions around Minsk Borisov and Dombrowsky during Napoleon Bonaparte's advance and retreat. It notes Count Wittgenstein Platoff Lambert and Oscharofsky leading detachments, captures of thousands of prisoners, river crossing at Borisov, and preparations for renewed operations against the French near Lovat, Dombrowna, and Beresina.
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St. Petersburgh
Victor
Cost Wittgenstein
Pere
Oezina
Berezina
Borisoi
Marphie
Uaavon
Vilna
Wittgenatem
Platoff
Borisoff
Tebichagof
Lambert
Couns Wittgenstein
Platof
Millasadovitch
Bortsoff
Platois
Devin
Fatarg
Petersbourgh
Baron Mettersake
Melsky
Winnisas Lonki
Stolabe-Rotmeister
Bussare
Dabroi
Great Road
Orshz
Count Oschurofsky
Kozan
Dombrowna
Romanoff
Nev
Borgsdin
Dombrowpa
Orsha
Counc Platoff
Smolenske
Krasno
Smolyntko de Puibusque
Plitoff
Dombrawna
Marshal Ney
Loubawitzch
Gousbirof
Orcharoffsky
Schkloff
Mobilow
Gre
Oscharoffsky
Paltawa
Staabs-rost
HudFarda
Narschukin
Endeschnitni
Abat Place
Mobilo
Loubachtots
Potemkin
Milloradovitch
Karpov
Zolotschina
Kostel
Martinore
Sheed Diny
Koutentkoff
Dieworofsky
Staroselije
Schefelers
Ratelal Polosun
Tchichapeg
Odachera
Minsk
Doridov
Dombrowsky
Beresina
Dumabyovsky
Borisow
Schaphit
Gyskembin
Beresingf
Loukovkin
Lonkowkin
Borisaw
Quinot
Wittgenstein
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