Siege of La Fère

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The Siege of La Fère took place during the Franco-Prussian War from 15 November until 26 November 1870, at the fortress of La Fère in France. French troops stationed at La Fère under the command of Captain Jacques Ferdinand Planche resisted the siege from the Imperial German Army, but surrendered the fort after eleven days on 26 November 1870, which resulted in a German victory. During the siege, the German army captured thousands of prisoners, most of whom were Garde Mobile soldiers, and took control of many French weapons. The German shelling of La Fère took place over the course of two days and severely damaged the town. After the Germans captured La Fère, they used cannons to arm the stronghold of Amiens.

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    eventarmed conflict741Siege of LaonsiegeWikidata
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    eventarmed conflict1814Battle of LaonbattleWikidata
    eventarmed conflict1870Battle of Saint-QuentinbattleWikidata
    eventarmed conflict1870Siege of La FèresiegeWikidata
    eventarmed conflict1871Battle of St. QuentinbattleWikidata
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