Friedland

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Friedland is a town in present-day Pravdinsk, Russia, historically notable as the site of the decisive 1807 Napoleonic battle between French and Russian forces.

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Friedland canonical 5
Friedland (now Pravdinsk) 1
Heiligenbeil 1

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Statements (40)

Predicate Object
instanceOf town
battleCasualtiesHighFor Russian forces
battleConsequence Treaty of Tilsit
surface form: Treaties of Tilsit

end of War of the Fourth Coalition
battleLedTo temporary Franco-Russian alliance
battleOpponents First French Empire
surface form: French Empire

Russian Empire
battlePartOf Napoleonic Wars
War of the Fourth Coalition
battleResult decisive French victory
battleSecuredForNapoleon strategic dominance in Central Europe
commandedByFrench Napoleon I
commandedByRussian Levin August von Bennigsen
coordinatesApprox 54.4°N 21.0°E
country Russia
currentOfficialLanguage Russian
dateOfBattle 14 June 1807
historicalEventType major Napoleonic battlefield
historicallyInhabitedBy Germans
Lithuanians
Poles
Prussians
historicalNameOf Pravdinsk
languageHistoricallyUsed German
Lithuanian
Polish
locatedIn Kaliningrad Oblast
Pravdinsky District
present-day Pravdinsk, Russia
locatedInHistoricalRegion East Prussia
locatedOnRiver Lava River
nearBorderWith Lithuania
Poland
partOf Duchy of Prussia
Prussia
surface form: Kingdom of Prussia

East Prussia
surface form: Province of East Prussia
postWorldWarIIRenamedAs Pravdinsk
postWorldWarIISovereigntyChange transferred from Germany to Soviet Union
regionAfter1945 Kaliningrad Oblast
surface form: Kaliningrad Oblast of the Russian SFSR
siteOf Battle of Friedland

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Battle of Friedland location Friedland
Heiligenbeil pocket operations nearbyPlace Friedland
this entity surface form: Heiligenbeil
Pravdinsk historicalName Friedland
Pravdinsk locatedIn Friedland
subject surface form: Battle of Friedland
this entity surface form: Friedland (now Pravdinsk)
Pravdinsk renamedFrom Friedland
painting "Napoleon on the Battlefield of Friedland" by Ernest Meissonier depictsLocation Friedland
subject surface form: Napoleon on the Battlefield of Friedland