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Pillnitz is a
quarter in the east of Dresden, Germany. It can be
reached by bus, ship,
walking along the
river or by bicycle.
Pillnitz is most
famous for...
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Pillnitz Palace (German:
Schloss Pillnitz) is a
restored Baroque castle at the
eastern end of the city of
Dresden in the
German state of Saxony. It is...
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Declaration of
Pillnitz was a
statement of five
sentences issued on 27
August 1791 at
Pillnitz Castle near
Dresden (Saxony) by
Frederick William II...
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neighbouring monarchies had
deteriorated following the
Declaration of
Pillnitz in
August 1791.
Eight months later,
following a vote of the revolutionary-led...
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William II of Prussia. On 27
August 1791,
these foreign leaders made the
Pillnitz Declaration,
saying they
would restore the
French monarch if
other European...
- Kmochův – in Kolín
Pillnitzer Elbinsel – in Dresden's
southern quarter of
Pillnitz in the
Dresden Basin Gauernitzer Elbinsel – east of
Gauernitz in the Dresden...
- II and King
Frederick William II of
Prussia issued the
Declaration of
Pillnitz declaring their support for
Louis and
hinting at an
invasion of France...
- The
Pillnitz Kleinzschachwitz Ferry, also
known as the Schlossfähre, is a
ferry across the Elbe
river in Germany. It
crosses between the
districts of Pillnitz...
- 1791, he met the King of
Prussia at
Pillnitz Castle, near Dresden, and they drew up the
Declaration of
Pillnitz,
stating their readiness to intervene...
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Count Rutowsky (also
written Rutowski) (Warsaw/Dresden [?], 19 June 1702 –
Pillnitz, 16
March 1764), was a
Saxon field marshal who
commanded Saxon forces in...
