- Otto-Wilhelm von
Derfelden or
Wilhelm Christoforovich Derfelden (Russian: Вильгельм Христофорович Дерфельден, romanized: Vil'gel'm Hristoforovič Derfel'den;...
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regular cavalrymen;
Cossacks were up to 5,000 –
these were the
corps of
Derfelden (first and
second columns; 4,600 men),
Potemkin (third and
fourth columns;...
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squadrons of the
Lobkowitz Regiment.
Derfelden's 15,552-man
Russian corps was
divided into a
division under Derfelden himself, a
second division led by Mikhail...
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youth at Fátima,
Sister Lucia was
asked by a
young Russian girl,
Natacha Derfelden, as to how the
conversion of
Russia would be accomplished.
Sister Lucia...
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turned to
Wilhelm Derfelden, who enjo****
universal respect for his
personal and
military qualities in
addition to his seniority.
Derfelden addressed Suvorov...
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impression on
everyone who
attended (especially
angry and
menacing looked Derfelden and Bagration): We are
surrounded by mountains…
surrounded by a strong...
- Russo-Prussian
forces by
Petrowicz Zagriażski[citation needed] and
Wilhelm Derfelden. The Russo-Prussian
forces consisted of 16,500 soldiers, and 24 cannons...
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Others Nikolai Repnin Ivan
Petrovich Saltykov Osip Igelström
Wilhelm Derfelden Pavel Tsitsianov Alexander Tormasov Pyotr Bagration Valerian Zubov Levin...
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organized his army into two
corps under Generals Wilhelm Derfelden and
Andrei Rosenberg.
Derfelden's 8,591-man
corps consisted of General-major
Pyotr Bagration's...
- Golenishchev-Kutuzov, 2nd,
under General Ivan Dunin, 3rd,
under General Wilhelm Derfelden, and 4th,
under General Andrei Levanidov. The
Targowica Confederates did...
