Dennis Kelsey as "Friedrich".
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Dennis and his opponents Robert Hafemeister and Tilo Kuner.
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Robert Hafemeister is playing Austria and the Imperial Army.
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Tilo Kuner is having combat with Dennis Kelsey.
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Robert Hafemeister's Austrians and Dennis Kelsey's Prussians are lurking in Silesia.
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But suddenly, the Austrians close the trap, but Dennis is victorious in the spades battle.
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Another game Alexei Gartinski as sorrowful "Friedrich".
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At the end of the game, Alexei holds exactly 2 Tactical Cards.
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Another game and another "Friedrich": Anton Telle.
(gg. Herman Baeten, Torsten Hennig, Robert Hafemeister)
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Anton's TC-deck grows and grows . . .
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End of game position: Victroy by Nico Maly's Sweden !!
(vs. the Friedrich-designer Richard Sivél)
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Sometimes the French general Soubise shows up voluntarily in East Saxony.
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Alex Hoffmann as Friedrich ...
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... has to mull over a lot of things, too.
(He is playing againgst Torsten Hennig, André Spiegel and Steffen Schröder.)
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André Spiegel ponders, Torsten Hennig receives new cards
(Does he receive new luck, also?)
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The smile after the pondering.
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But not for too long.
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A Friedrich lampshade hanging above every table.
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Alex Hofmann has not too many spades for the spades-battle against Russia.
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Russia is played by Steffen Schröder.
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Now, Alex seems to be under a lot of pressure . . .
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Another game: Birte Wolmeyer is the Tsarina and Fortuna-Düsseldorf-Fan (german football club).
(And isn't good "fortuna" soemthing very necessary for the Tsarina?)
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Her allies Herman Baeten and Nico Maly . . .
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. . . are trying to crack the defense of Bernd Preiß.
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But, a solid defense must be planned carefully.
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Finally, Bernd defeats all generals of Herman in one turn: The Austrian retreat ends at the edge of the map.
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Another game: Dennis Kelsey, Steffen Schröder and Franziska Gilbert.
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Oh Lord! Freddy is encircled.
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Franziska Gilbert as "Friederike".
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Sometimes "Friederike" has to play on her knees.
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Franziska Gilbert and Anton Telle in the mental fight about the situation in Hannover.
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The game on the razor's edge?
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No! — "Friederike" Franziska rescues herself ...
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... and keeps on fighting.
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Josef Gundel and Anton Telle are the attackers (as Austria and France).
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Anton Telle checks his army numbers
(For the FWC, small cubes and matchboxes had been introduced.)
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Some key postions are pointed out to Tilo Kuner.
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Taken from the Final Game: Josef Gundel (Prussia), Bernd Preiß (Russia), Anton Telle (Austria), André Spiegel (France)
and Richard Sivél (in the background).
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