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The War in Denmark: the Little Belt and Shore of Jutland, viewed from the Island of Funen, 1864. Creator: Unknown
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The War in Denmark: the Little Belt and Shore of Jutland, viewed from the Island of Funen, 1864. Creator: Unknown
The War in Denmark: the Little Belt and Shore of Jutland, viewed from the Island of Funen, 1864. 'Snoghoi [?] Ferry, headquarters of the Austrian General; Austrian eight-gun battery...The probable termination of the war between Germany and Denmark may have taken from the subject of our present notice a good deal of its military importance. For some weeks after the fall of Duppel, and since the failure of the London Conference to put an end to the struggle, it was expected that the Austro-Prussian army, having already gained possession of the fortress of Fredericia, on the Little Belt, would attempt to cross that strait into the Island of Funen, or Fyen, where the remnant of the Danish army was collected...Fredericia...commands the navigation of the Little Belt, and its hostile occupation by the Germans must effectually shut out the insular kingdom of Denmark from all access to its Continental provinces. But it has always seemed doubtful whether any object of German policy could be promoted by an attack upon Funen'. From "Illustrated London News", 1864
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This print captures a pivotal moment in history during The War in Denmark in 1864. The image showcases the Little Belt and Shore of Jutland, as viewed from the Island of Funen, with intricate details such as the 'Snoghoi Ferry' and an Austrian eight-gun battery visible. The scene depicts the headquarters of the Austrian General, highlighting the military importance of this strategic location.
The photograph reflects the tense atmosphere during this period, following the fall of Duppel and failed attempts at peace negotiations. With Fredericia under German control, there was speculation about a potential crossing into Funen to confront the Danish army gathered there. The uncertainty surrounding German intentions added to the intensity of this conflict.
Despite its historical significance, it is important to note that this image was captured by an unknown creator for "Illustrated London News" in 1864. It serves as a reminder of past conflicts and political tensions that have shaped our world today. This print offers a glimpse into a turbulent time in Danish history and provides valuable insights into military strategies and territorial disputes during that era.
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