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Prussian Entry Into Saxony Sparks Military Mobilization
Reports from Leipzig describe Prussian troops under Ferdinand of Brunswick entering Saxony on August 25 1756. The occupation follows Vienna’s armament surge, with fears of broader German conflict. The Prussians demand tax and forage payments and promise protection, while declaring their march a defensive measure for their realms and Saxony’s safety.
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Romelia
la Vettel
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Marshal Duke of Berwick
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East Indies
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Nantes
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Marquis de la Galiffonniere
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Order of the Black Eagle
Electorate of Saxony
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