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Battle of Dresden
26—27 August, 1813

Following the battles of Lutzen and Bautzen, Napoleon Bonaparte - needing to reorganise and resupply his armies - accepted a 10-week truce from the Allies. The decision was a poor one as the Allied powers - Austria, Russia and Prussia - had more available manpower and finished the truce period far stronger than they had been. The French now found... More...

Berlin, 1964, Zwinger pavilion, Dresden

Berlin, 1966/1969, Zwinger pavilion, Dresden

DDR, 1955, Zwinger pavilion, Dresden

DDR, 1956, Old Market-place

DDR, 1956, Elbe Bridge

DDR, 1968, Morizburg Castle

DDR, 1969, Zwinger pavilion, Dresden

DDR, 1974, Zwinger, Dresden

DDR, 1979, Dresden buildings

DDR, 1981, Zwinger, Dresden

DDR, 1983, Arm of Dresden

DDR, 1984, Stables, Dresden

German Federal Republic, 1964/1965, Zwinger pavilion, Dresden

German Federal Republic, 1966/1969, Zwinger pavilion, Dresden

German Federal Republic, 2005, Church of Our Lady

German Federal Republic, 2012, Zwinger

Germany, 1931, The Zwinger, Dresden

Germany. Soviet Zone., 1946, Zwinger, Dresden

Germany. Soviet Zone., 1946, New Town Hall

Japan, 2011, Brandenburg Gate, Dresden

German Federal Republic, Dresden

German Federal Republic, 2011, Dresden