Siege and retreat amid 1760 Austrian Prussian clashes
Reports from Aug to Sept 1760 recount Austrian Field Marshal Laudohn’s failed assault on Hochkirchy and Katzbach heights, Prussian countermeasures, heavy casualties on both sides, and a strategic retreat ordered by Pa ssians officers. The London Gazette adds prisoner tallies and a Prussian victory notice near Lignitz.
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Rath
Kollwitz
Konitz
Katzbach
Fortmabile
Lignitz
Dork
Hommaufert
Pfaffendorff
Nauendorff
Steinau
Binowitz
Panthen
Grenadiers
Raed
Ziethen
Hussars
Heighthmedr Pahthen
Tigee
Hammelen
Rouvroy
Bielowitz
Collowrath
Smertzingen
Prince Alberts
Anspach
Archduke Ofepl
Count Drascowitz
Campitelli
Baron Rhebach
Gourcy
Calfenberg
Gianing
Canmot
Kaldwells
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Alb ‘Csitaffier
Bourg
Kaldwelli
Ithofet Cinirafiéris
Bard Voir
London
Whitehall
de Coccey
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Kensington
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Henry
Royal Highnese
Gleiffen
Straßel
Astoy
Rietschutz
Pudligar
Linden
Slaws
Leart
Lardaha
Parchwitz
Caramelli
Leuwbus
Oder
Newmark
Laudobn
Mérimap
Breflyn
Canth
Taunzien
CarameHn
Breflat
Taudebys
Werner
Casion
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Archduke Joseph
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