Difference between revisions of "Kalkreuth"
Whitearrow (talk | contribs) m (General Kalkreuth moved to Kalkreuth: remove military rank from name) |
(→Biography) |
||
| Line 4: | Line 4: | ||
General Kalkreuth first met [[William Laurence]] at the generals' meeting following the [[Battle of Jena-Auerstadt|Jena-Auerstadt]] defeat. He was particularly considered with the dragon equipment Laurence was able to bring with him. | General Kalkreuth first met [[William Laurence]] at the generals' meeting following the [[Battle of Jena-Auerstadt|Jena-Auerstadt]] defeat. He was particularly considered with the dragon equipment Laurence was able to bring with him. | ||
| − | He later appeared again at [[Danzig]], as the general in charge of that city | + | He later appeared again at the [[Siege of Danzig]], as the general in charge of that city. Bonaparte's envoy tried to entice Kalkreuth to surrender without a shot fired (as was done when the French lay seige to Stettin) but he flatly refused and instead began to prepare for battle. |
Kalkreuth was evacuated to Britain with the rest of Danzig with the aid of the [[feral]] dragons. Many of his men were afraid to ride the dragons until Kalkreuth cursed them for cowards and climbed aboard [[Arkady]] himself. | Kalkreuth was evacuated to Britain with the rest of Danzig with the aid of the [[feral]] dragons. Many of his men were afraid to ride the dragons until Kalkreuth cursed them for cowards and climbed aboard [[Arkady]] himself. | ||
Revision as of 14:07, 14 February 2007
Character Profile
| Name: | Kalkreuth |
| Date of Birth: | |
| Service: | Prussian Army |
| Rank: | General |
| Nationality: | Prussian |
| Billets: |
Biography
General Kalkreuth first met William Laurence at the generals' meeting following the Jena-Auerstadt defeat. He was particularly considered with the dragon equipment Laurence was able to bring with him.
He later appeared again at the Siege of Danzig, as the general in charge of that city. Bonaparte's envoy tried to entice Kalkreuth to surrender without a shot fired (as was done when the French lay seige to Stettin) but he flatly refused and instead began to prepare for battle.
Kalkreuth was evacuated to Britain with the rest of Danzig with the aid of the feral dragons. Many of his men were afraid to ride the dragons until Kalkreuth cursed them for cowards and climbed aboard Arkady himself.
See: Friedrich Adolf Graf Von Kalckreuth article from wikipedia.
