Bevern Decides To Withdraw
Brunswick Bevern’s army withdrew after the battle rather than continue defending its field position.
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Brunswick Bevern’s army withdrew after the battle rather than continue defending its field position.
Brunswick Bevern deployed Prussian troops behind defensive positions near the city.
Frederick II responded to the Austrian advance by leading Prussian forces toward Silesia.
Frederick II defeated the Austrians at Leuthen on 5 December 1757, reversing the campaign.
Defeats the French forces of Louis XV
August Wilhelm of Brunswick Bevern positioned Prussian troops to defend approaches to Breslau.
The battle caused serious losses among Brunswick Bevern’s troops.
Brunswick Bevern had limited reserves against the larger Austrian field army.
Brunswick Bevern’s infantry defended its line against repeated Austrian assaults.
Prussian troops repelled attacks in parts of their line during the difficult engagement.
The retreat of the field army undermined the remaining Prussian defence of Breslau.
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