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For the surprise attack at the battle of Trenton what body of water was the continental army preparing to cross?
During the surprise attack at the Battle of Trenton, the Continental Army was preparing to cross the Delaware River. This pivotal crossing took place on the night of December 25-26, 1776, allowing General George Washington's forces to launch a surprise attack on the Hessian troops stationed in Trenton, New Jersey. The successful operation significantly boosted the morale of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War.
How many political prisoners died during the Holocaust?
Around 200,000 political prisoners were systematically murdered during the Holocaust.
Why were American prisoners put on British ships during revolutionary war?
The British took Americans as captives on the ships. I guess that they wanted the Us continental army to fight for them. They might have wanted to force them to their side.
Who led Green Mount Boys to capture the N.Y. fort?
The Green Mount Boys, a group of Vermont militia, were led by Colonel Ethan Allen during the capture of Fort Ticonderoga in May 1775. Allen, along with Benedict Arnold, orchestrated a surprise attack that resulted in the fort's surrender, providing a significant strategic victory for the American forces in the early stages of the Revolutionary War. Their successful raid secured much-needed artillery for the Continental Army.
Did they do fatal medical expeiraments on the prisoners during the holocaust?
Yes.
Did the hellhound attack Percy during capture the flag?
No
How many prisoners did Ulysses S. Grant capture during the siege of Vicksburg?
29,495 was the number of prisoners taken at Vicksburg. Most of them were paroled. Only the officers were taken to prisons.
How many political prisoners died during the Holocaust?
Around 200,000 political prisoners were systematically murdered during the Holocaust.
Why were American prisoners put on British ships during revolutionary war?
The British took Americans as captives on the ships. I guess that they wanted the Us continental army to fight for them. They might have wanted to force them to their side.
What book did john h sibley write?
John H. Sibley is the author of Being and Homelessness: Notes from an Underground Artist as well as Bodyslick.
Who were the prisoners working for during the holocaust?
The SS.
What happened to the 2800 soldiers that were captured by the British at Fort Washington (New York)?
The 2,800 soldiers captured by the British at Fort Washington in November 1776 were primarily members of the Continental Army. After their capture, many of these soldiers were detained and held as prisoners of war, facing harsh conditions. Some were eventually paroled and allowed to return home, while others were sent to British prison ships or other facilities, suffering from overcrowding and disease. The capture was a significant blow to American morale and military strength during the Revolutionary War.
Who led Green Mount Boys to capture the N.Y. fort?
The Green Mount Boys, a group of Vermont militia, were led by Colonel Ethan Allen during the capture of Fort Ticonderoga in May 1775. Allen, along with Benedict Arnold, orchestrated a surprise attack that resulted in the fort's surrender, providing a significant strategic victory for the American forces in the early stages of the Revolutionary War. Their successful raid secured much-needed artillery for the Continental Army.
Where were the female prisoners in the Holocaust?
Yes there were many, many female prisoners during the Holocaust.
How did policies about prisoners of war change during war?
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The mayans were not interested in killing during wars rather they wanted prisoners what happened to these prisoners?
they were either staved to death or murdred
In which h battle did Washington capture 900 Hessian?
George Washington captured 900 Hessian soldiers during the Battle of Trenton, which took place on the night of December 25-26, 1776. This surprise attack followed Washington's famous crossing of the Delaware River. The victory at Trenton was a crucial turning point for the Continental Army, boosting morale and support for the American Revolution.
