- 12
September 1819), Graf (count),
later elevated to Fürst (prince) von
Wahlstatt, was a
Prussian Generalfeldmarschall (field marshal). He
earned his greatest...
-
river (then Katzbach), a
small river running through Legnickie Pole (then
Wahlstatt) and
Legnica (then Liegnitz), in the
Battle of
Katzbach on 26
August 1813...
-
Liegnitz (German:
Schlacht von Liegnitz) or
Battle of
Wahlstatt (German:
Schlacht bei
Wahlstatt), was
fought between the
Mongol Empire and
combined European...
- Colonel-in-Chief of the
German regiment 5th (Pomeranian)
Hussars "Prince Blücher of
Wahlstatt" Colonel-in-Chief 1st
Guards Dragoons "Queen of
Great Britain and Ireland"...
- von
Wahlstatt (19
September 1902,
Radun - 13 May 1945, Troppau, in
World War II), the
parents of:
Nikolaus Gebhard 8.th Fürst Blücher von
Wahlstatt (born...
- the Alte
Landhaus (ceiling and wall frescoes) (1725–1728)
Wahlstatt—Legnickie Pole (
Wahlstatt,
Lower Silesia) (The
Finding of the True Cross,
ceiling fresco)...
-
Evelyn Fürstin Blücher von
Wahlstatt (10
September 1876 – 20
January 1960) was an
English diarist and memoirist, who
wrote a
standard account of life...
- The
Mongols caught up with
Henry near
Legnica at a
place known later as
Wahlstatt ("Battlefield" in
Middle High German; now the
village Legnickie Pole,...
-
Lobkowicz (1841–1870), who
married Gebhard Lebrecht, 3rd
Prince Blücher of
Wahlstatt, a great-grandson of the
noted General,
Prince Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher...
- to the rank of count,
while at the same time Blücher
became Prince of
Wahlstatt. In 1815, once more
chief of Blücher's staff,
Gneisenau pla**** a very...
