Battle of Dybbøl
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The <entity_1> (Danish: Slaget ved <entity_5>; German: Erstürmung der Düppeler Schanzen) was the key <entity_6> of the <entity_0>, fought between <entity_4> and Prussia. The <entity_6> was fought on the morning of <entity_2>, following a siege that began on 7 April. <entity_5> fort lies on a short blunt peninsula that defends against access to the fort by land and featured an enclosed pier for the ferry across the Alssund to <entity_3> on the island of Als. On the morning of <entity_2> at <entity_5>, the Prussians moved into their positions at 2:00. The <entity_1> was the first <entity_6> monitored by delegates of the Red Cross: Louis Appia (1818-98) and Charles van de Velde (1818-98). While the <entity_6> of <entity_5> was a defeat for the Danes, the activities of the Rolf Krake along with other Danish naval actions during the conflict served to highlight the naval weakness of Prussia. A ceremony of national commemoration is held at <entity_5> on <entity_2> each year.
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