Battle of Bergen
Danish policy shapes the outcome when English ships attack a Dutch convoy at Bergen.
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1665 in Denmark
Explore 7 historical events and records for Denmark in 1665.
Historical records for Denmark in 1665
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Bergen English Withdrawal Ahlefeldt
Claus von Ahlefeldt served as a Danish fortress commander in the Anglo Dutch naval conflict. After a costly exchange of fire the English attacking force withdrew and the Dutch ships remained in the harbour.
Bergen English Withdrawal III
Frederick III served as a Danish Norwegian monarch in the Anglo Dutch naval conflict. After a costly exchange of fire the English attacking force withdrew and the Dutch ships remained in the harbour.
Bergen Fortress Intervention Ahlefeldt
Claus von Ahlefeldt served as a Danish fortress commander in the Anglo Dutch naval conflict. Danish Norwegian shore batteries intervened in the engagement and helped prevent the English from seizing the Dutch convoy.
Bergen Fortress Intervention III
Frederick III served as a Danish Norwegian monarch in the Anglo Dutch naval conflict. Danish Norwegian shore batteries intervened in the engagement and helped prevent the English from seizing the Dutch convoy.
Bergen Harbour Defence Ahlefeldt
Claus von Ahlefeldt served as a Danish fortress commander in the Anglo Dutch naval conflict. Dutch East India merchantmen were sheltered in Bergen harbour when an English squadron mounted its attack.
Bergen Harbour Defence III
Frederick III served as a Danish Norwegian monarch in the Anglo Dutch naval conflict. Dutch East India merchantmen were sheltered in Bergen harbour when an English squadron mounted its attack.
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