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<i>We follow you to the death Generalfeldmarschall!! To the legacy of your father!! For Leipzig, For Waterloo ... </i>
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Ah, my Prussian heart aches! How can a servant of his glorious majesty King Friedrich Wilhelm III. ever fall so low as to use the absurd fantasy name that our English auxiliaries have given the battle of <i>Belle Alliance</i>? Really, sir, you need to go back to primary school. Every school girl in Prussia knows this. [xx(][}:)]
BTW it's <i>Sachsen-Weimar</i> in German and its ruler is a <i>Großherzog</i> (Grand Duke) rather than a prince. [8)]
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D.S. "Green Horse" Walter, Maréchal d'Empire
Baron d'Empire, Duc des Pyramides
Commandant de la [url="http://home.arcor.de/dierk_Walter/NWC/3_VI_AdR_Home.htm"]3ème Division[/url], VIème Corps Bavarois, L'Armée du Rhin
Commandant [url="http://home.arcor.de/dierk_Walter/NWC/EdM_start.htm"]L'Ecole de Mars[/url], L'Armée du Rhin
Commandant de la Brigade de Tirailleurs de la Jeune Garde

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Right Marechal Walter, In Prussia we speaking only about "Belle Alliance" and not Waterloo. But Wellington was more a genius in Public Relations than on the battlefield. And now all the world speaking about Waterloo. I'm sure you know the big differences between his reports and the reality of the battle.
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Stefan Ritter von Reuter
Großprinz von Wahlstadt
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