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Tannenberg

[ German tahn-uhn-berk ]

noun

  1. a village formerly in East Prussia, now in N Poland: major German victory over the Russians 1914.


Tannenberg

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noun

  1. a village in N Poland, formerly in East Prussia: site of a decisive defeat of the Teutonic Knights by the Poles in 1410 and of a decisive German victory over the Russians in 1914 Polish nameStębark
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The four-day Battle of Tannenberg ended with a humiliating Russian defeat as the czar’s troops threw down their weapons and ran for their lives.

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The more we read about the Battle of Tannenberg, especially of course in Norman Stone’s wonderful book The Eastern Front, the more you realise there was a good deal of pure luck in that victory.

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Fellow Moravian David Tannenberg feared that would “injure his livelihood,†so Antes was told to finish only the claviers he had begun for friends.

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Ypres, Verdun, the Somme, Gallipoli and Tannenberg are names that live on in history books.

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There’s also a model of the Cracow Tannenberg monument, depicting the victorious king at the top and the order’s fallen grandmaster at his feet.

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