- The
Battle of
Hastenbeck (26 July 1757) was
fought as part of the
Invasion of
Hanover during the
Seven Years' War
between the
allied forces of Hanover...
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Nordstadt Südstadt West/Klütviertel Ost/Basberg Mitte/Altstadt Wehl
Afferde Hastenbeck Halvestorf (Halvestorf, Bannensiek,
Weidehohl and Hope)
Haverbeck Hilligsfeld...
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Electorate of
Hanover and
neighbouring German states,
following the
Battle of
Hastenbeck.
French forces overran most of Hanover. This
action forced the Hanoverian...
- Duke of ****berland,
leading the Anglo-Hanoverian army, at the
Battle of
Hastenbeck and
drove him and his army into
remote Bremen-Verden,
where in the former...
-
prince de Soubise, and Contades,
being present at all the
battles from
Hastenbeck onwards. His
victory over
Prince Ferdinand at
Bergen (1759) won him the...
-
partial occupation by
French forces. It came in the wake of the
Battle of
Hastenbeck on 26 July in
which Hanover had
suffered a
devastating defeat. Following...
-
include Hesse-K****el and
Brunswick troops, was
defeated at the
Battle of
Hastenbeck and
forced to
surrender entirely at the
Convention of
Klosterzeven following...
-
decided to
replace him with Richelieu.
Arriving shortly after the
Battle of
Hastenbeck with the Anglo-German Army of
Observation retreating rapidly from him...
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represented the
monarch in Hanover.
During the
Seven Years' War, the
Battle of
Hastenbeck was
fought near the city on 26 July 1757. The
French army
defeated the...
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which George II was Elector) from a
French invasion. At the
Battle of
Hastenbeck, near Hamelin, on 26 July 1757, ****berland's army was
defeated by the...
