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January 12, 2010 - 9:30am — Archduke Charle...
Cui honorem, honorem
The Coaltion did it, after numerous skirmishing and various setback´s du lure France and her allies into a trap of unheard of dimensions, France suffered a disastrous defeat by the Coaltion forces somewhere between Dortmund and Bremen.
This victory is overcast by the declaration of war by the treacherous Russians. Those Barbarians violated a Non-aggression treaty we had with them and come now crushing over the borders of our holy fatherland to bring war & destruction.
Naybe those pictures of our victory can bring them to reason.
The Death Head´s Hussars capture a Divisional Flag
The Charge of His Majesties Royal Hussars
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Austrian readers are eager for news
Here in Wien we received hundreds of letters yesterday asking more information about the battle. Many Austrians have relatives in Prussia and Mecklenburg and are anxious to know about German casualties and what are the prospects for the war in the near future.
Respectfully,
The Editor of the 'Das Wien Zeiden'
Intelligence
Dear editors,
Early reports put coalition losses for the twin battles of Dortmund and Molbergen at roughly 14,000 dead and wounded, and one brigade destroyed.
Franco-Dutch casualties are placed at 45,000 dead, wounded, captured or missing, and 20 brigades shattered or destroyed.
An anonymous source.