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instanceOf
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battle
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military engagement
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alsoKnownAs
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Battle of Striegau
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belligerent
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Electorate of Saxony
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Austrian Habsburg Monarchy
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surface form:
Habsburg Monarchy
Prussia
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surface form:
Kingdom of Prussia
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campaign
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1745 Silesian campaign
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capturedStandardsByPrussia
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many colors and standards
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casualtiesAustriaSaxony
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over 10,000 killed and wounded
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casualtiesPrussia
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several thousand killed and wounded
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commander
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Duke of Weissenfels
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Frederick II of Prussia
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Prince Charles Alexander of Lorraine
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commandingMonarch
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Frederick II of Prussia
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surface form:
Frederick the Great
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commemoratedBy
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Hohenfriedberger Marsch
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conflict
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War of the Austrian Succession
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countryAtTime
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Prussia
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surface form:
Kingdom of Prussia
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date
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1745-06-04
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decisiveFor
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Prussia
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followedBy
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Battle of Soor
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historicalEra
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18th century
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involvedForceType
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artillery
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cavalry
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infantry
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location
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Hohenfriedberg
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Silesia
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notableFor
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one of Frederick the Great’s greatest victories
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notableUnit
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Bayreuth Dragoons
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Prussian cavalry
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Prussian infantry
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opposingCountry
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Electorate of Saxony
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Austrian Habsburg Monarchy
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surface form:
Habsburg Monarchy
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partOf
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Second Silesian War
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precededBy
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Battle of Mollwitz
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surface form:
Battle of Chotusitz
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presentDayLocation
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Dobromierz, Poland
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prisonersTakenByPrussia
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several thousand prisoners
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region
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Central Europe
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result
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Prussian victory
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significance
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cemented Frederick the Great’s military reputation
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secured Prussian control over Silesia
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strengthAustriaSaxony
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approximately 60,000–70,000 soldiers
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strengthPrussia
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approximately 60,000 soldiers
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tacticalFeature
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decisive cavalry charge by Bayreuth Dragoons
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effective use of linear infantry tactics
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surprise early-morning attack
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theater
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Central European theater of the War of the Austrian Succession
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timeOfDay
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early morning
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year
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1745
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