Advance into Bohemia
Friedrich Karl moves the First Army through Saxony toward the Bohemian frontier.
Role range: 1866-1866
Follow Friedrich Karl Hohenzollern through 10 dated historical records for Germany.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Friedrich Karl moves the First Army through Saxony toward the Bohemian frontier.
Role range: 1866-1866
Friedrich Karl's troops secure Podol after a fierce night engagement.
Role range: 1866-1866
The First Army wins the night engagement at Podol, opening the route into Bohemia.
Role range: 1866-1866
The First Army defeats Clam-Gallas and the Saxons at Münchengrätz.
Role range: 1866-1866
Friedrich Karl captures Gitschin and links his army with the Army of the Elbe.
Role range: 1866-1866
Friedrich Karl commands the First Army throughout the Bohemian campaign.
Role range: 1866-1866
Friedrich Karl commands the Prussian centre while the Crown Prince attacks the Austrian flank.
Role range: 1866-1866
The First Army holds the centre and presses Austrian positions at Königgrätz.
Role range: 1866-1866
His army's sustained pressure fixes Austrian forces until the Second Army arrives.
Role range: 1866-1866
Friedrich Karl directs the First Army's advance toward the Austrian centre near Sadowa.
Role range: 1866-1866
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