The Battle of La Rothiere on February 1st 1814 by Richard Knotel SIG2893

The Battle of La Rothiere on February 1st 1814 by Richard Knotel SIG2893NBP0188. The Battle of La Rothiere on February 1st, 1814 by Richard Knotel The Wurttemberg Dragoon Regiment Kronprinz breaking through the French line with a violent attack during the Battle of La Rothiere. A major reason for the French defeat at La Rothiere was the harsh snow drifts that swept across the Battlefield, which made columns of troops lose direction and cohesion, leaving them vulnerable to cavalry attack. Professionally produced using a

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September 1944

The Fiat was seen to spin out of control

6th April 1941

he was being asked to form a squadron

but it is likely that he may have been responsible for a further possible 69 kills

Image size 20 inches x 30 inches (56cm x 71cm)

Wilkinson / Duckenfield Signature edition of 200 prints from the signed limited edition of 1150 prints

III (Oef) 135

5 inches (43cm x 34cm)