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**[[1757 - French invasion of Hanover – French advance in Westphalia]] ''added info from the work of the Grosser Generalstab'' | **[[1757 - French invasion of Hanover – French advance in Westphalia]] ''added info from the work of the Grosser Generalstab'' | ||
**[[1757 - French invasion of Hanover – French army invades Hanover]] ''added info from the work of the Grosser Generalstab'' | **[[1757 - French invasion of Hanover – French army invades Hanover]] ''added info from the work of the Grosser Generalstab'' | ||
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| + | ...and [[User:Zahn|Michael Zahn]], a member of our group, has found that the Library of the Duchess Anna Amalia in Weimar has recently published a high quality digitized version of the '''three volumes''' of the classic work of Adolph Menzel [http://haab-digital.klassik-stiftung.de/viewer/metadata/1612052746/1/ Die Armee Friedrich's des Grossen in ihrer Uniformirung], a '''must see!''' | ||
Revision as of 15:05, 8 November 2017
The Seven Years' War Project now offers free access to 2,503 articles and 4,087 images.
From October 31 to November 6, we have created/improved the following articles:
- in the Armies section:
- French Army
- Montmorin Infanterie added info from Susane's books
- Hanoverian Army
- Drachtleben Infantry added info from Wissel's work
- Russian Army several updates based the work of the Grosser Generalstab
- Spanish Army
- Flandes Cavalry added info from Clonard's work
- Milán Cavalry added info from Clonard's work
- French Army
- in the Campaigns section
- 1757 - French invasion of Hanover – Preparations and initial moves added info from the work of the Grosser Generalstab
- 1757 - French invasion of Hanover – French advance in Westphalia added info from the work of the Grosser Generalstab
- 1757 - French invasion of Hanover – French army invades Hanover added info from the work of the Grosser Generalstab
...and Michael Zahn, a member of our group, has found that the Library of the Duchess Anna Amalia in Weimar has recently published a high quality digitized version of the three volumes of the classic work of Adolph Menzel Die Armee Friedrich's des Grossen in ihrer Uniformirung, a must see!
