On November 28, 1788, despite the artillery support from Danish naval warships, Fredericia fell in the face of Prussia's huge military superiority and the lack of defenders in the city.
Kraunz and Blücher entered the town hand in hand. At the Fredericia Town Hall, a small group of soldiers from the Fifth Division threw down the Danish flag hanging on the roof of the town hall and replaced it with the Prussian flag.
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"Blücher, what are your plans?"
"Kraunz, you better speak first."
At this moment, the two of them are sitting in the city hall of Fredericia. Now Fredericia has been captured. Although Fredericia is close to Funen Island, it is indeed a waste to garrison with two divisions, so the two
People are discussing the next step.
"Blücher, let's do this. I'll stay with the 5th Division and you can take the 9th Division to the north to support Marshal Dessau."
"this....."
Blücher naturally knew what Clausz meant. Although everything seemed to be going well for them now, the whole of Jutland was about to change its doors, but there was one thing that everyone noticed, and that was that in Jutland
The Lampusian army basically encountered no decent resistance.
Although they didn't know that Gerden led more than 10,000 Danish troops to surprise Brandenburg, there must be something wrong if something goes wrong, and the location of Fredericia is really important. From Fredericia to the Philippines
The British Island does not take too long at all, and Fredericia also holds the Little Belt Strait, which is definitely something the Danes do not want to see.
Therefore, the Danish counterattack can be expected. However, it is not cost-effective to deploy both divisions in Fredericia. The entire Fredericia is so large in total. The strength of the two divisions cannot be arranged at all, and the two divisions cannot be deployed at all.
Everyone knew that Marshal Dessau only had one regiment of troops at his side. Although there were still allied forces from Schleswig and Holstein, they had to be on guard against others. Both of them knew that it was necessary to move a division.
"It's better for you to go. Your fifth division doesn't have much strength. My ninth division is fully equipped. If the Danes counterattack, I'll be more sure than you."
Originally, Blücher's words were purely intended to be modest, but who knew that after hearing Blücher's words, Clausnz's face suddenly turned red.
"Blücher, although one regiment of my fifth division was taken away, there is absolutely no problem with the combat effectiveness of the fifth division. Why don't we pull out the army to practice!"
"Okay. Okay, I was wrong, okay? I'll accept your favor this time, but to be honest, the Danes can't just watch us capture the entire Jutland Peninsula. They will definitely take action.
, your fifth division is blocking the waist, you must pay more attention!"
"Okay, okay, you're the one who's nagging me."
As he spoke, Klaunz stood up and prepared to chase people away.
"That's right. I'll leave my 35th Infantry Regiment to you, don't give it away!"
Blücher rolled his eyes and decided to leave some helpers for Clausenz. Seeing that Clausenz was about to refuse again
"Kraunz, if you reject my kindness, don't blame me for falling out with you."
Now that Blücher has reached this point, it is natural that Clausenz cannot refuse. After all, the two have been friends for several years, so there is no need to pretend.
Seeing Clausenz agreeing with a haha, Blücher also felt relieved. He was really afraid that his old friend would have a bad temper and would not accept it.
Then the Ninth Division, except for the 35th Infantry Regiment, followed Blücher northward, and Clausenz stood on the top of the city of Fredericia, feeling a little emotional in his heart that the man who had been systematically excluded by the entire Prussian army
Blücher could achieve such an achievement today. Although he was only a division commander, Prussia only had twelve divisions in total.
On November 30, Scharnhorst led the Prussian 3rd Division to Varler. Now that he had arrived at Varler, how could Scharnhorst not say hello to Clausenz. Of course, although the two
On the surface, he seems to be very polite and is a role model for his colleagues, but neither of them has a good impression of each other.
On December 2, 1788, Dessau and a group of generals stood not far outside Aalborg and watched the Allied offensive for a full week, but the Allied attack did not make any progress at all.
Durex, a highly respected veteran, climbed up and gave a shout, and the whole Aalborg was filled with great will to resist.
Every time the coalition attacks, it seems that they can take Aalborg with more effort, but the victory is often so close but so far away. Looking at Dessau standing in front of the crowd without saying a word, Schleswig and
The two Dukes of Holstein felt a little uneasy.
You must know that the main force attacking Aalborg is their soldiers. It is no secret how many soldiers there are in Aalborg, because just when the Prussian coalition forces arrived at Aalborg City, a large number of people poured out of the city, including some
Some were Danish soldiers.
After Durex allowed everyone to go their separate ways, almost one-third of the original garrison of more than a thousand people left, and less than a thousand Danish soldiers remained in the city. But apart from these soldiers,
Some people in Aalborg stayed.
Perhaps it was because it was difficult to leave their homeland, or maybe they were moved by Durex's personality, or some other reasons. Anyway, there were probably several thousand people who stayed, and they were determined to fight under the leadership of Durex.
Protect your homeland.
But even so, the resistance force in Aalborg City was not on the same level as the coalition forces, and now that the battle was going like this, the two Dukes wished there was a crack in the ground that they could get through.
The strange thing is that when the battle of the coalition forces ended like this, as the supreme commander, Dessau never said a harsh word. Instead, after each battle, Dessau would personally receive those officers and soldiers who performed outstandingly in the battle.
, and often went to the wounded barracks to express condolences.
On December 10, the Allied forces had been blocked at the gates of Aalborg for two weeks. Just when the Allied forces were at their wits' end, Blücher led the Ninth Division to appear in the Allied military camp outside Aalborg.
"Marshal Dessau, Your Excellencies the Dukes, hello"
Blücher walked into the coalition tent in a graceful manner. After seeing Blücher arriving, the two Dukes immediately stood up and said happily:
"It's really gratifying that your Excellency, General, arrived in time."
Hearing the polite words of the two dukes, Blücher smiled slightly, and then fixed his eyes on Marshal Dessau.
"You came just in time. Your army will rest for a day. Tomorrow, your army will start participating in the battle. This time we must solve this problem in Aalborg as soon as possible!"
Dessau nodded slightly to Blücher, then stood up and spoke loudly to the coalition officers in the tent. Upon hearing Dessau's words, everyone in the tent stood up and responded.
As soon as the Ninth Division entered the battle, Durex instantly felt a huge amount of pressure. During this period, most of the nearly a thousand soldiers in the city had been killed or injured. Now Aalborg's defense mainly relies on the young and strong people who stayed in the city, but
These people may be able to hold their own against the soldiers of Schleswig and Holstein, but facing the regular Prussian standing army, these young men are no match at all.
In just three days, Aalborg's defense was on the verge of collapse. Durex shed tears when he looked at the exhausted soldiers and young men in front of him.
"If I hadn't acted on my own will, why would Aalborg have ended up in this situation? I am a sinner of Aalborg! I am a sinner of Denmark!"
As he spoke, Durex said to a soldier beside him:
"Hang the white flag. The war has reached this point and cannot be fought anymore. If it continues like this, everyone will die here."
Hearing Durex's words, the Danish soldier seemed to have never known the veteran. His surprised eyes showed the doubts in the soldier's heart, but Durex remained silent. Seeing this, the soldier had no choice but to
I found a piece of white cloth and erected it on the city wall.
The white flag was raised, and the attacking coalition soldiers cheered. The casualties suffered for so many days made the soldiers extremely depressed, and now that the goddess of victory has waved to them, how could they not cheer!
When they saw the white flag on the city wall being erected, the Danes who were still resisting put down their weapons one after another. Some Danish soldiers looked at the majestic figure on the city wall with tears in their eyes. They didn't understand that they had already done a good job with Austria.
Why did this great old man give the order to surrender when both Fort and Fort were destroyed?
Looking at the confused and even angry eyes around him, Durex was speechless. His eyes were blurred by tears. Now he just wanted to let these young men in Aalborg live safely. Only these people are the hope of Denmark.
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Seeing that a group of Prussian soldiers had stepped onto the city wall, Durex adjusted his clothes, and then he took out a dagger from his arms. Durex stared at the dagger blankly,
Until the Prussian's words rang in his ears.
"Put down your weapons immediately. I repeat again, please put down your weapons immediately, otherwise we will attack you."
Hearing this voice, Durex smiled, so innocently that he couldn't tell that he was a battle-hardened veteran.
"Send a message to your commander, saying that I admire him very much. Although Aalborg was captured by you, the real Danes will never surrender!"
With a pop, the dagger in Durex's hand pierced his stomach, but there was no trace of pain on his face. Then there was another bang, and the dagger in Durex's hand actually pierced his stomach.
After stabbing into the stomach, he slashed horizontally
"Really... Danes... will never... give in!"
PS: I said to myself, come on, because today I have two more collections, although I don’t know which kind person it is, but thank you!