Prussian March: Auf Ansbach-Dragoner - Up, Ansbach-Dragoons

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"Auf Ansbach-Dragoner" was a Prussian march using the tune of "Der Hohenfriedberger" composed in 1795 about the Battle of Hohenfriedberg in 1745, where the Prussians were victorious over the Austrians and Saxons in the Second Silesian War.
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[@comradebrother7411]

Hohenfriedberger march

[@destitution2]

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[@southkoreaball4389]

Nice😊, Today I played as Prussia in Iron Assault 1860

[@ArtemioRicarte1866]

This is the instrumental that plays after Koniggratzer Marsch

[@Danjori]

Der Hohenfriedberger does have part of it played during Koniggratzer Marsch, yes

[@jorgefranciscoescobarcarre1555]

POR FAVOR!..🙏🙏🙏 DE QUE PELICULA?.. SON LAS TOMAS DEL VIDEO??!

[@jorgeeusebio8738]

Classic ❤

[@centurioas1981]

from which movie are those scenes ? :)

[@yvesherzog313]

Some of the scenes are from Kubrick’s “Bary Lyndon”. Great film by the way.

[@mik_72]

from which movie are the scenes?

[@mikkoveijalainen7430]

I believe they are from this tv series en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Die_merkw%C3%BCrdige_Lebensgeschichte_des_Friedrich_Freiherrn_von_der_Trenck

[@rg-cc5kg]

Barry Lyndon

[@billhuber2964]

Well disciplined soldiers

[@Einar1745]

When you go to war against Prussia

[@Einar1745]

Like in 1864

[@saizormhsenghein]

Ho yes is my Prussian