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Partizan Historical - 3: Armies And Uniforms Of The Seven Years War

The Coalition Forces: Austria, Sweden & Russia

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Apart from the initial invasion of Saxony by Prussia in 1756, and the signing of the final peace treaty between Austria and Prussia in 1763, arguably the event of greatest significance in the course of the war was the death of the Russian Empress, Elizabeth Petrovna, on the 5th January 1762,Because she was followed by Peter III - actively pro-Prussian - the balance of power in the field was altered dramatically as the Russian army changed sides. This state of affairs did not last for long; once the short lived reign of Peter III was over, he was followed by his wife, Catherine, who ordered the Russian army in the field to adopt a state of neutrality and to withdraw to the Russian border.This book gives details of the remaining armies of the Coalition. These were Austria, Russia, and Sweden, who all fought against Frederick and were united with France, the Reichsarmee, and Saxony to defeat Prussia.The eventual winners and losers were mostly in evidence many miles from Europe.

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Partizan Historical - 3: Armies And Uniforms Of The Seven Years War, James Woods

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Titel
Partizan Historical - 3: Armies And Uniforms Of The Seven Years War
Ondertitel
The Coalition Forces: Austria, Sweden & Russia
Taal
Engels
Jaar van publicatie
2008
Formaat
Hardcover
Aantal pagina's
96
ISBN10
1858185718
ISBN13
9781858185712
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Apart from the initial invasion of Saxony by Prussia in 1756, and the signing of the final peace treaty between Austria and Prussia in 1763, arguably the event of greatest significance in the course of the war was the death of the Russian Empress, Elizabeth Petrovna, on the 5th January 1762,Because she was followed by Peter III - actively pro-Prussian - the balance of power in the field was altered dramatically as the Russian army changed sides. This state of affairs did not last for long; once the short lived reign of Peter III was over, he was followed by his wife, Catherine, who ordered the Russian army in the field to adopt a state of neutrality and to withdraw to the Russian border.This book gives details of the remaining armies of the Coalition. These were Austria, Russia, and Sweden, who all fought against Frederick and were united with France, the Reichsarmee, and Saxony to defeat Prussia.The eventual winners and losers were mostly in evidence many miles from Europe.