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Kriegsgeschichte

Schwertfeger, The Strategy of Frederick the Great in the Seven Years' War, Berlin 1913.

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Dietrich Goslich, The Battle of Kolin, 18 June 1757.

Inaugural dissertation, Berlin 1911. Unfortunately, pages 46-49 are missing from the original. I would be grateful for any assistance in completing them.

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Balck, The Battle of Soor on September 30, 1745.

Supplement to the Military Weekly 1899, pp. 139 ff.

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

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

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Reinhold Koser, The Battle of Mollwitz.

Studies in Brandenburg and Prussian History, 1890, pp. 151 ff.

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Jany, Hochkirch.

Lecture delivered at the Military Society in Berlin on the occasion of Friedrichstag on January 23, 1905.

Kriegsgeschichte

G. B. Volz, The Parchwitz Speech.

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Jany, The Engagement at Burkersdorf on July 21, 1762

Lecture delivered at the Military Society in Berlin on January 24, 1907. Berlin 1907.

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Baron von Freytag-Loringhausen, The Battle of Torgau on November 3, 1760.

Lecture delivered at the 'Military Society' in Berlin for the commemorative celebration of Frederick the Great on December 23, 1897. Berlin 1897.

Kriegsgeschichte

Napoleon and Prussia - Reflections on the Collapse of the Old Prussian Army in 1806

In 1806 a confrontation occurs between post-Frederick Prussia and the young French Empire. This clash was to become a bitter lesson for the once-respected military power of Prussia. As the danger of war intensified that year and the conflict between France and Prussia began to take shape, Austria and Russia had already been defeated. Now Prussia stood alone on the battlefield, halfheartedly supported by Saxony. King Frederick William III had great difficulty deciding on taking up arms and had hoped for a diplomatic solution until the last moment. Prussia's declaration of war was also attributable to the urging of the strengthened war party in the country, which included high-ranking military officers as well as politicians, prominent members of society, and even members of the royal family.

Heeressoziologie

v. Duvernoy, The Training and Education of the Prussian Soldier under Frederick the Great.

Military Weekly, 1899, pp. 145 ff., pp. 178 ff.

Organisation

Curt Jany, Military Reminiscences of Ansbach Bayreuth (taken from the Hohenzollern Yearbook).