- Königgrätz /Hradec Králové, Battle of
- See Seven Weeks’ War.
Historical dictionary of Austria. Paula Sutter Fichtner. 2014.
Königgrätz /Hradec Králové, Battle of
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Hradec Králové — /hrddah dets krddah law ve/ a town in the N Czech Republic, on the Elbe River: Austrians defeated by Prussians in Battle of Sadowa 1866. 95,588. German, Königgrätz. * * * ▪ Czech Republic German Königgrätz town, north central Czech… … Universalium
Hradec Králové — Geobox | Settlement name = Hradec Králové native name = other name = category = City image caption = flag border = 1 symbol = Hradec Kralove CoA CZ.svg etymology = official name = motto = nickname = The Salon of the Republic country = Czech… … Wikipedia
Hradec Králové — /hrddah dets krddah law ve/ a town in the N Czech Republic, on the Elbe River: Austrians defeated by Prussians in Battle of Sadowa 1866. 95,588. German, Königgrätz … Useful english dictionary
Battle of Königgrätz — Infobox Military Conflict caption=The Battle of Königgrätz by Georg Bleibtreu. Oil on canvas, 1869. partof=the Austro Prussian War conflict=Battle of Königgrätz date=3 July 1866 place=Sadová, Bohemia, present day Czech Republic result= Decisive… … Wikipedia
Königgrätz, Battle of — or Battle of Sadowa (July 3, 1866) Decisive battle in the Seven Weeks War between Prussia and Austria, fought at Sadowa, near Königgrätz, Bohemia (now Hradec Králové, Czech Republic). The Austrians, equipped with muzzle loading rifles and relying … Universalium
Königgrätz — /kɜnɪgˈgrɛts/ (say kernig grets) noun a town in the Czech Republic, in the north western part on the Elbe in Bohemia; the Prussians defeated the Austrians near here in the Battle of Sadowa, 1866. Czech, Hradec Kralove …
Bataille de Königgrätz — Bataille de Sadowa Bataille de Sadowa La bataille de Sadowa, huile sur toile de Georg Bleibtreu (1869) Informations générales Date 3 juillet … Wikipédia en Français
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