May 1702Withdrawal from WarsawAugustus II the Strong
Augustus abandons Warsaw as the Swedish army approaches.
Historical records for Germany in 1702, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Augustus abandons Warsaw as the Swedish army approaches.
Louis William begins the Imperial siege of the French-held fortress of Landau.
Augustus suffers a major defeat against Charles XII at Kliszow.
Maximilian Emanuel joins France and Spain in the succession war.
Louis William secures Landau after a prolonged siege.
Maximilian Emanuel seizes Ulm and opens Bavaria to French cooperation.
Louis William withdraws after the hard-fought battle of Friedlingen.
Appointed Chief Minister of Prussia
Wartenberg becomes the dominant minister in Frederick I's Prussian government.
Provides troops to support the emperor against France.
Wartenberg helps administer Prussia's troop and subsidy commitments.
Joseph Clemens supports the Bourbon alliance and French military access.
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