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Following the disastrous Russian campaign of 1812 during the Napoleonic Wars (1799-1815), Napoleon found himself facing a new coalition of his old enemies. With incredible speed he raised an army of 200,000 men and marched to join the remnants of the old Grande Armee in Germany. However, he no longer faced the brittle enemies of 1805 and 1806 and at Lützen on 2 May the inexperience of his new army began to show. Faulty reconnaissance by raw cavalry allowed Ney's Corps to be surprised by Wittgenstein's Russians. This book describes the last realistic chance Napoleon had to regain his empire by defeating the allies in Germany before Austria stirred and the tide turned even more against him.

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The Battle of the White Mountain and the Bohemian Revolt, 1618-1622 looks not only at the battle of the White Mountain, but also the campaigns and events leading up to the battle, such as the Bohemian Army’s march on Vienna, the sieges of Pilsen and Bautzen and the battle of Zablat. These events are often described using the words of the protagonists themselves.It also examines the armies that took part in these campaigns, the soldiers from which came not only from Bohemia, but also Britain, the Dutch Republic, France, the Holy Roman Empire, Hungary, Poland, Spain, the Spanish Netherlands and Transylvania.However, even before the battle of the White Mountain the seeds had been sewn for the war to last 30 years and such was the Emperor Ferdinand’s Counter Reformation policy that when the sword which executed some Bohemian rebels when on display in the nineteenth century it had to be removed for fear of a public disturbance and has been compared with the occupation of Czechoslovakia by the Nazi Germany in 1938.Therefore this book is essential reading to anyone interested in the wars of the early seventeenth century, not just the Thirty Years War.

The Battle of the White Mountain and the Bohemian Revolt, 1618-1622 looks not only at the battle of the White Mountain, but also the campaigns and events leading up to the battle, such as the Bohemian Army’s march on Vienna, the sieges of Pilsen and Bautzen and the battle of Zablat. These events are often described using the words of the protagonists themselves.It also examines the armies that took part in these campaigns, the soldiers from which came not only from Bohemia, but also Britain, the Dutch Republic, France, the Holy Roman Empire, Hungary, Poland, Spain, the Spanish Netherlands and Transylvania.However, even before the battle of the White Mountain the seeds had been sewn for the war to last 30 years and such was the Emperor Ferdinand’s Counter Reformation policy that when the sword which executed some Bohemian rebels when on display in the nineteenth century it had to be removed for fear of a public disturbance and has been compared with the occupation of Czechoslovakia by the Nazi Germany in 1938.Therefore this book is essential reading to anyone interested in the wars of the early seventeenth century, not just the Thirty Years War.

Eine hochmittelalterliche Armbrustnuss aus Bautzen Die Hornbogenarmbruste aus dem Zeughaus von Straubing Das Musée d`Art et d`Histoire Genève Eine Hornbogenarmbrust aus dem Volkskunstmuseum Innsbruck Armbrustbolzen versus Brustplatte - (k)ein überraschendes Ergebnis Eine bisher unbekannte Darstellung des Armbrustspannens zu Pferd 1504 vor Bretten: Als die Reiter ihre Armbruste nicht schnell genug spannen konnten Peter Opels Augenzeugenbericht und Illustrationen zum Regensburger Stahlschießen von 1586 Magister Stephanus Schirmeister und die Geheimnisse der Bognerei Systeme de Securité sur des Arbalètes à Jalet Allemandes du XVIème ou XVIIéme Siècle A Chinese Repeating Crossbow Zwei Luxusschnepper der Dresdner Armbrustmacher Julius und Theodor Hänisch Die Tradition des Vogelschießens und Armbrustbaus in der sächsischen Familie Meerheim Oberst Heinrich Bollinger und die "Bollinger-Armbrust" (Teil 2) Zum Münchner Armbrustmacher Ferdinand Gareissen Fachnotizen: Zur Fertigung der Armbrustnuss im Spätmittelalter Armbrustschützen im Seegefecht Armbrustfalle im 15. Jahrhundert Weitere wahre Geschichten aus dem Mittelalter über Armbruste Das Fragment einer gotischen Armbrustsehne aus dem Schlossmuseum Asparn/Zaya Richard Löwenherz - König, Ritter, Gefangener Zu Besuch beim Waffenhändler: ein Holzschnitt des 16. Jahrhunderts Deutsche Landsknechte um 1530 mit Armbrustköchern Zahnstangenwinde in einer Sonderausstellung "The Technical Development of the Bow and the Crossbow in the Later Middle Ages" "Die Hornbogenarmbrust" erscheint in der vierten Auflage! Eine Armbrustkombinationswaffe in der Engelsburg in Rom Zum Einschießen historischer Armbruste