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Retreat of Count Apraxia and War News From Europe
News from the era reports Count Apraxin’s retreat after Prussian engagements and Russian dissatisfaction, with hopes of vindicating actions amid winter quarters challenges. Military movements include Ferdinand of Brunswick at Stade, Prussian forces crossing the Elbe, and impending battles near Zell and Gefborn. Reports also note casualties at Rosbach, bounty payments to Prussian recruits, and orders for corps to stay ready for reassembly as French and Empire troops maneuver in Saxony and Silesia.
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Count Apraxia
Petersburgh
Count Apraxin
Prussia
Poland
Fermer
Memel
Cronstadt
Fienna
Charles of
Lorrain
Marthal Daun
Stade
Elbe
Lentzin
Dannenberg
Richelieu
Zell
Gefborn
Francfort
Rosbach
Prince of
Jena
Ferntheil
Gladis
Zobel
Faber
France
Meyer
Erfurth
Gotha
Empire
Marshal Prince of
Saxe-Hildburghausen
Alsace