Examples of using Prussians in English and their translations into Hebrew
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However, neither Maria Theresa nor her advisers had expected the Prussians to march as quickly as they did.
he recalled to the rear the units that crowded the Prussians.
However, ambiguous orders by Napoleon on the 17th to his subordinate Marshal Grouchy to pursue the Prussians with 30,000 men contributed to Napoleon's eventual defeat…".
Guard died at Waterloo. Thousands of British and Prussians died stopping them.
Until recently, Austria and Prussia equally claimed the role of the leading force in this country, but the Prussians won this internal struggle and were now preparing to proclaim their own empire.
I mean perhaps because he was of German descent- Prussians, we know, want very rigid definitions-
including the Prussians, and those who are today considered hailing from the Baltic states:
who were simultaneously Prussians and Jews, were going to feel the Bible and the Torah as a living thing,
Dijon was occupied by 24,000 Prussians on 18 January 1870, but was reoccupied by the French after a severe battle, and subsequently retaken by the Prussians on 19 January,
During the siege of Dresden by the Prussians in 1760, most of his manuscripts,
By this agreement, the fortress at Neisse was surrendered after a mock siege, and the Prussians agreed to let the Austrians leave unmolested releasing Neipperg's army for service elsewhere.
Christian IX went behind the backs of the Danish government to contact the Prussians, offering that the whole of Denmark could join the German confederation,
And whereas the salaried doctors of the Napoleonic State fled with their staff when the Prussians approached, the Red Cross volunteers continued their work under fire,
And whereas the salaried doctors of the State fled with their staff when the Prussians approached, the Red Cross volunteers continued their work under fire, enduring the brutalities of Bismarck's
Much historical discussion has been made about Napoleon's decision to send 33,000 troops under Marshal Grouchy to intercept the Prussians, but- having defeated Blücher at Ligny on 16 June and forced the Allies to retreat in divergent directions-
Much historical discussion has been made about Napoleon's decision to send 33,000 troops under Marshal Grouchy to intercept the Prussians, but- having defeated Blücher at Ligny on 16 June and forced the Allies to retreat in divergent directions-
December-4 December- Second Battle of Orléans, Prussians recapture Orléans.
But the Prussians did not follow up their victory.
There's talk that the Prussians are closing in on Paris.
And also, 18th century Prussians ate very, very few vegetables--