The operations of the German cavalry : from August 19 to September 1, 1870 during the advance of the Third Army and Army of the Meuse against the Army of Chalons / by Major Kunz ; translated by Harry Bell. 1916.

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The operations of the German cavalry : from August 19 to September 1, 1870 during the advance of the Third Army and Army of the Meuse against the Army of Chalons / by Major Kunz ; translated by Harry Bell. 1916.

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