Birth of Frederick Charles
Birth of Frederick Charles, son of Charles of Prussia & nephew of William I
Follow Frederick Charles through 17 dated historical records for Germany.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Frederick Charles, son of Charles of Prussia & nephew of William I
Appointed Colonel
Appointed Major General
Begins the siege of Dybbol, Denmark
Role range: 1864-1864
Wins a major victory by capturing the fortress of Dybbol
Role range: 1864-1864
Mobilizes the Second Army in the centre
Role range: 1870-1871
Mobilizes the Second Army in the centre
Role range: 1870-1871
At Worth the German 3rd Army loses 10,500 killed to the French 11,000 under MacMahon
Role range: 1870-1871 – 1888-1888
At Worth the German 3rd Army loses 10,500 killed to the French 11,000 under MacMahon
Role range: 1870-1871 – 1888-1888
At Worth the German 3rd Army loses 10,500 killed to the French 11,000 under MacMahon
Role range: 1870-1871 – 1888-1888
Begins to besiege Bazaine at Metz
Role range: 1870-1871
Forces Bazaine to surrender
Role range: 1870-1871
Defeats General Crouzat
Role range: 1870-1871
Defeats General de Paladines Army of the Loire
Role range: 1870-1871
Foils Bazaines efforts to break out of Metz
Role range: 1870-1871
Defeats General Chanzy
Role range: 1870-1871
Death of Frederick Charles
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