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Bernd Preiß hands out some cards to Niels Peter Q. (Game 2)...
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... and makes his move with Sweden.
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The same game: André Spiegel is Prussia.
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Denham Block stops the clock, because a combat is to be fought (Game 5).
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Anne Groß and Dennis Kelsey are watching with sorrow ...
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... what Anton Telle is planning (Game 3).
Standing and watching: Mannfred Wichmann.
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Two tables: Game 1 and 3.
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Steffen Schröder: There are Friedrich-players who just flew in from painting an apaprtement. But, this is not a handicap for winning!
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Alex Hofmann is excited about the opportunities which the Imperial Army suddenly offers! (Alex nations Sweden and Russia had dropped out very early, and so he took over the Imperial Army.) (Game 4).
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The situation of the Imperial Army in detail. Only Dresden is missing for victory. But, Steffen Schröder's hand will know how to win in the end.
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Game 10: Richard Sivél uese 4 general to make pressure on the French supply trains. Some turns later, France will lose 1 general with 7 armies due to lack of supply.
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Niels Peter Q., Anton Telle and Rudy Voß (Game 7).
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Mannfred Wichmann is thinking about his Prussian defense. He will lose against France (Game 6).
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Bernd Preiß sends his Imperial Army to Silesia (Game 9).
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The future Friedrich-player talks to Dennis Kelsey. His daddy, Robert Hafemeister, had no time to participate this year.
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Nico Maly's Prussian play gives Jürgen Winter headache (Game 14).
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Still Game 14: Dennis Kelsey is moving; Steffen Schröder and Jürgen Winter receive new cards.
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Alexei Gartinski against Anton Telle, André Spiegel and Josef Gundel (Game 12).
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Rodrigo Witzler, Marian Leimbach and Niels Peter Q. (Game 13)
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There are a lot of unsupplied generals in the Ravensberg area ... Rodrigo is fighting desperately, but France is just conquering her last objective (Diepholz).
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André Spiegel encircles the Prussians (Game 12).
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Close up of the encirclement.
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Andreas Dargel, winning in his first Friedrich game with Russia (Game 11)
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Niels Peter Q. dares the first Offensive-Option during an FWC!! (Game 17)
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Josef Gundel's "flock-of-flies-defense" against Austria, after he was thrown out of Silesia and Saxony (Game 19). – Now it is Austria's turn to move...
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... and the result is a big encirclement.
Winner of this game will be France.
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