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1096:
Peter the Hermits crusaders force their way across Sava, Hungary.
1243: The Seljuk Turkish army in Asia Minor is defeated by the Mongols. 1794: The French defeat an Austrian army at the Battle of Fleurus. 1862: Confederate General Robert E. Lees Army of Northern Virginia strikes Union General George B. McClellans Army of the Potomac, beginning the Seven Days Battles. 1863: Jubal Early and his Confederate forces move into Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. 1900: The United States announces it will send troops to fight against the Boxer Rebellion in China. 1916: Russian General Aleksei Brusilov renews his offensive against the Germans. 1917: General Pershing arrives in France with the American Expeditionary Force. 1918: The Germans begin firing their huge 420 mm howitzer, "Big Bertha," at Paris. 1924: After eight years of occupation, American troops leave the Dominican Republic. |
