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Fehrbellin (German pronunciation: [ˌfeːɐ̯bɛˈliːn]) is a muni****lity in Germany,
located 60 km NW of Berlin. It had 9,310
inhabitants as of 2005, but has...
- The
Battle of
Fehrbellin was
fought on June 18, 1675 (Julian
calendar date, June 28th, Gregorian),
between Swedish and Brandenburg-Prussian troops. The...
- The
Battle of
Fehrbellin was a
battle at
Fehrbellin of the
Seven Years' War
between Swedish and
Prussian forces,
fought on 28
September 1758. The Prussian...
- Homburg, or in full
Prinz Friedrich von
Homburg oder die
Schlacht bei
Fehrbellin) is a play by
Heinrich von
Kleist written in 1809–10, but not performed...
- Neuruppin-Zermützel
Wustrauer Rhin in
Fehrbellin-Wustrau
Wustrauer Rhin in
Fehrbellin Bützrhin near
Fehrbellin-Wall
Wikimedia Commons has
media related...
- 18 June (OS) or 28 June (NS) the
armies met in the
Battle of
Fehrbellin. The
Fehrbellin affair was a mere skirmish, with
actual casualties amounting to...
- is a 36-metre tall
monument with an
observation deck at
Hakenberg near
Fehrbellin in Brandenburg, Germany. It was
designed by
Christian Daniel Rauch and...
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Prince of
Homburg (Prinz
Friedrich von
Homburg oder die
Schlacht bei
Fehrbellin),
which is
among his best works, was
first published by
Ludwig Tieck in...
- 1st
Fehrbellin (12–50),
Nauen (light), and 2nd
Fehrbellin (600).
Summary of
Brandenburger losses sustained at
Rathenow (50–100), 1st
Fehrbellin (light)...
- cavalry,
during the
Swedish invasion, on 28 June 1675 in the
Battle of
Fehrbellin he
attacked the
Swedish army
without orders to do so,
causing them heavy...
