Schnackenburg, The Freikorps of Frederick the Great. A contribution to Prussian military history, in: Supplement to the Militärisches Wochenblatt 1883, 311 ff.
Schnackenburg, The Freikorps of Frederick the Great. A contribution to Prussian military history, in: Supplement to the Militärisches Wochenblatt 1883, 311 ff., supplemented with illustrations, e.g. by drawings of the tin-figure collector Franz Gauker (+).
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