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Tannenberg

Sir Edmund Ironside (1880–1959), 1925

Named on the pages for Battle of Tannenberg (1914), First Battle of the Masurian Lakes.

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26–30 August 1914

Battle of Tannenberg (1914)

VI. THE GERMAN ADVANCE AGAINST SAMSONOFF : BATTLE
OF TANNENBERG . ° . ° . . Vil. THE GERMAN ADVANCE AGAINST RENNENKAMPF : BATTLE OF THE MASURIAN LAKES ° ° VUl. THE NAVAL SITUATION ° . : . °

CHAPTER VI.
The German Advance against Samsonoff: Battle of Tannenberg.

HINDENBURG,
day of the Battle of Tannenberg, Sariaohed wired to the Ist Corps :—

BATTLE OF TANNENBERG 189
tion in it of a necessity to hurry. It was late on the 27th before he wired to Rennenkampf to push for- ward to the help of Samsonoff. The Battle of Tannenberg had been in progress for two days already.

7–14 September 1914

First Battle of the Masurian Lakes

VI. THE GERMAN ADVANCE AGAINST SAMSONOFF : BATTLE
OF TANNENBERG . ° . ° . . Vil. THE GERMAN ADVANCE AGAINST RENNENKAMPF : BATTLE OF THE MASURIAN LAKES ° ° VUl. THE NAVAL SITUATION ° . : . °

INITIATION OF THE CAMPAIGN 15
(c) The Masurian Lakes position.

CHAPTER VII.
The German Advance against Rennenkampf: Battle of the Masurian Lakes.

MASURIAN LAKES.
10. RESULTS OF THE BATTLE OF THE MASURIAN LAKES.

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