Battle of Breslau
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The <entity_0> (also known as the Battle on the Lohe) was a <entity_6> fought on <entity_2> in <entity_4> (now <entity_4>, <entity_7>) during the Third Silesian War (part of the <entity_1>). <entity_4>'s garrison surrendered on 25 <entity_2>. Frederick II of <entity_3>, known as Frederick the Great, acquired the prosperous province of <entity_5>. In his absence, the Austrians had managed to retake <entity_5>: Prince Charles had taken the city of Schweidnitz and moved on <entity_4> in Lower <entity_5>. As a direct result of the additional reinforcements, the Austrian army command gave up their position and decided to launch an immediate attack on the Prussians; their intention was to take <entity_4> should before the arrival of the main <entity_3> forces so that they would be unable to winter in <entity_5>. Prince Charles Alexander of Lorraine attacked the <entity_3> forces on <entity_2> outside the gates of <entity_4>, between the villages of Kosel und Gräbschen, launching the <entity_6> with a cannonade. The <entity_6> field was consequently abandoned to Prince Charles and the Prussians went back to Glogau via <entity_4>. Following the withdrawal of the <entity_3> army, 10 battalions under General Johann Georg von Lestwitz remained behind in the fortress of <entity_4>. The Austrian-minded population of <entity_4> made the Prussians' defense difficult as not only did <entity_4>'s citizens pressure Lestwitz to vacate the fortress but they also aided any <entity_3> deserters.
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