A Frederick The Great Battle Of Rosbach And Lissa Commemorative Medallion Hold which condemned captured prisoners and

which condemned captured prisoners and ensured a high level of brutality by German soldiers against Soviet civilians

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A Frederick The Great Battle Of Rosbach And Lissa Commemorative Medallion Hold which condemned captured prisoners andA Frederick the Great, Battle of Rosbach (November 5, 1757) and Lissa (December 5, 1757) medallion; in bronze; the obverse with an equestrian figure of Frederick the Great prior to the Battle of Lissa; the reverse with a scene from the battle of Rosbach; measuring 48 mm; deep patina; moderate edge loss but otherwise very fine condition. Footnote: Frederick the Great was a British ally in the Seven Years War and resoundingly defeated two combined