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capitulation in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Capitulation may have the
following special meanings.
Capitulation (surrender)
Stock market capitulation...
- He is best
remembered as the
commander of the
Austrian forces that
capitulated to Napoleon's
Grande Armée in the
Battle of Ulm in 1805. Karl Mack was...
- the
rival emperors Magnus Magnentius and
Constantius II,
eventually capitulating to the latter.
Vetranio was born in the
Roman province of
Moesia to low-born...
-
Athenian fleet at the
Battle of
Aegospotami in 405 BC,
forcing Athens to
capitulate and
bringing the
Peloponnesian War to an end. He then pla**** a key role...
- the
civilian po****tion
would collapse,
forcing the
enemy government to
capitulate. Douhet's
theories proved influential,
although the
effectiveness of his...
- able to
surround and then
force the main
forces of the
Swedish army to
capitulate. In
February 1742, the
Russians terminated the
previous armistice and...
-
inform them of some
proposition to be made to the commander;
either to
capitulate, to have
leave to bury
their dead, make a truce, etc.
Gilles Ménage derives...
- 1939, when the
country was
invaded by Italy,
until 1943, when
Italy capitulated to the Allies. Afterwards,
Albania fell
under German occupation, and...
-
fortifications above the harbour, was
credited with
forcing the city to
capitulate and the Anglo-Spanish
fleet to withdraw. The
siege marked the
first involvement...
- The
outnumbered German troops under command of
Victor Franke had to
capitulate on 9 July 1915. He
remained in
captivity until 1919, when all Germans...
