Otto Hermann, The Oblique Battle Formation in the Battle of Mollwitz.

Studies on Brandenburg and Prussian History, 1892, pp. 108 ff.

The King's entry into Breslau on January 3, 1741 (taken from: Franz Kugler, History of Frederick the Great. Unabridged popular edition. Leipzig, p. 167).

Mollwitz. Battle plan. Taken from Elze, Frederick the Great. Intellectual World - Fate - Deeds, Berlin 1936.

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