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Great Northern War (1700-1721). Swedish cavalry

Great Northern War (1700-1721). Swedish cavalry squadron in the Battle of Gadebusch of December 20, 1712 against the troops of Denmark, Norway and Saxony. Detail of contemporary drawing by Captain Magnus Rommel (1678-1735). Pastel. SWEDEN. Stockholm. Swedish War Archive

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10907808
Media ID
46573628
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3393px x 2891px (5.4MB)
Credit
Iberfoto/Mary Evans

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1678 1682 1700 1712 1718 1721 1735 Baltic Dane Danes Hist Ricas Hist Ricos Histrica Histricas Histrico Histricos Magnus Militar Militarism Militarist Norwegians Pastel Saxon Saxons Serviceman Servicemen Stockholm Swede Swedes Wrestling


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