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Belgrade Surrenders After Turkish War, Imperial Terms Offered
News notes Belgrade capitulation following a battle in which Hussars and grenadiers reported heavy Turkish losses. The governor surrendered without delay, under terms mirroring Temeswar, requiring Turkish ships and deserters to be handed to the Imperialists. Garrison strength cited above twenty thousand. troops praised for fierce pursuit of the enemy.
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