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King Frederick II of Prussia (1712-86) invading Silesia and seizing Neis in October 1741
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King Frederick II of Prussia (1712-86) invading Silesia and seizing Neis in October 1741
XIR215542 King Frederick II of Prussia (1712-86) invading Silesia and seizing Neis in October 1741 (engraving) (b/w photo) by German School, (18th century); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France; (add.info.: Frederic II le Grand, roi de Prusse, envahit la Silesie ets empare de Neis; ); German, out of copyright
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Cannon Cannonball Mounted Poland The Great Nysa
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This print captures a significant moment in history - King Frederick II of Prussia's audacious invasion of Silesia and the subsequent seizure of Neis in October 1741. The engraving, created by an anonymous German artist from the 18th century, showcases the grandeur and power of this iconic monarch. Mounted on his majestic steed, King Frederick II appears as a formidable figure leading his army into battle. Clad in a regal uniform, he exudes confidence and determination as he surveys the cityscape before him. The military might is evident with soldiers standing at attention, ready to follow their king's command. Intriguingly, cannons are strategically positioned nearby - symbols of both destruction and conquest. These powerful weapons serve as a reminder that victory often comes at great cost. The view extends beyond the city walls to reveal a serene river flowing through the landscape. This picturesque scene adds depth to the image, contrasting with the imminent chaos brought about by war. Neis (also known as Nysa or Neisse), located between Poland and Germany, was a crucial strategic point for King Frederick II's ambitions. Its capture marked an important milestone in his quest for territorial expansion. Preserved within Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris, France; this historical artifact offers us a glimpse into one man's relentless pursuit of power amidst turbulent times. It serves as a testament to King Frederick II's indomitable spirit and leaves us pondering upon the
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