- In
medieval fortification, a trou
de loup (French for "wolf hole";
plural trous de loup, also
commonly referred to as a
tiger pit in the East) was a type...
-
noticed too late. The
Polish forward posts, who
stood at the back of the
trous de loup, fled as soon as the
attacker approached. Two
hours later started an...
- Lieutenant-Colonel Dumouriez's army on a
mountain redoubt fortified with a palisade,
trous de loup, and two cannons; near the
Tyniec Abbey, the
village of Tyniec; but...
- defenders).
Under the
water level additional obstacles like
ditches and
trous de loup (and much later,
barbed wire and land mines) were hidden. The trees...
- celebrations.
During the
preparation for the ambush, the
Bulgarians dug
trous de loup or "wolf pits", in
order to
create obstacles for the
movement and battle...
-
Tyniec Abbey,
which included a
strong redoubt enclosed by a palisade,
trous de loup, and
strengthened with two guns. The
Russians under Suvorov and Lieutenant...
- ****aults on the
Tyniec redoubt,
containing a palisade,
three rows of
trous de loup, and
fortified with two cannon, but both
times was
knocked out of it...
- with
gabions and
surrounded by a dry moat, a
stockade and a line of
trous de loup. The inner,
third line ran
approximately along the
former Lubomirski...
-
while the low
ground along the s****line was
infested with
trous-
de-
loups or wolf holes.
Chevaux de frise prevented the
British navy from
ascending the Delaware...
- Ils l'ont tuée and Les Amis
de p****age 1998: Les Plus
belles lettres d'amour 1999: Si je vous dis le mot p****ion et
Trous de mémoire 2002:
Callas l'extrême...
