Teilnahme des Prinzen Friedrich Karl von Preußen an dem Feldzug gegen Frankreich im Jahr 1870/71 als Oberbefehlshaber der 2. Armee (Bd. 4)

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BPH, Rep. 59 II, Nr. 75
BPH, Rep. 59 II D Nr. 13 Bd. 4
BPH, Rep. 59 II Prinz Friedrich Karl
Prinz Friedrich Karl >> 04 Militaria >> 04.02 Teilnahme an Feldzügen
1871
Enthält u. a.:
- militärische Korrespondenz u. a. mit Kaiser Wilhelm I., [General Jakob Michael Karl] von Hartmann und Major [Otto Clemens August] de Claer (Adjutant des Chefs des Generalstabs der Armee)
- Bericht über die Operationen gegen le Mans vom 06.01. ab und die Schlacht vor le Mans am 10., 11. und 12.01.1871
- Kabinettsordres und Befehle
- Verhandlungsprotokolle und Konvention betreffend die Ausführung der Friedenspräliminarien (Vorfrieden), d. d. Versailles, den 26.02.1871 (Druckschrift)
- Karte von Frankreich und den Grenzgebieten
- Nachweis der Friedens-Dislocation in Elsass-Lothringen
- franz. Zeitungsartikel
- Instruktion für die Zivilkommissare bei den kommandierenden Generälen der Okkupationstruppen
- Bericht über die Tätigkeit des 7. Brandenburgischen Infanterie-Regiments Nr. 60 im Feldzug 1870/71
- Vorbereitung des Einzuges in Berlin am 16.06.1871
- Aufstellung des Garde-Korps zum Einzug am 16.06.1871.
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