General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... regiment was garrisoned in Cambrai in northern France , near Lille . He thus lived in a French environment and corresponded in that language with his fellow officers , even though the commands of his regiment were issued in German ...
... regiment was garrisoned in Cambrai in northern France , near Lille . He thus lived in a French environment and corresponded in that language with his fellow officers , even though the commands of his regiment were issued in German ...
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... regiment took part , except the corporals and grenadiers , who were not forced to participate . In a regiment stationed at Colmar , prostitutes were never made to run the gauntlet . They would be compelled to walk for an hour before the ...
... regiment took part , except the corporals and grenadiers , who were not forced to participate . In a regiment stationed at Colmar , prostitutes were never made to run the gauntlet . They would be compelled to walk for an hour before the ...
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... Regiment shortly after the Lowendal Regiment was dissolved . His name was therefore carried on the lists of the Anhalt Regiment even though de Kalb as quartermaster general did not command the company . This purchase served to guarantee ...
... Regiment shortly after the Lowendal Regiment was dissolved . His name was therefore carried on the lists of the Anhalt Regiment even though de Kalb as quartermaster general did not command the company . This purchase served to guarantee ...
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