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Zehista

Zehista is a village in the municipality of Pirna in the Sächsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirge district of Saxony, Germany. It was incorporated into Pirna

Zehista

Battle of Dresden

1813 battle during the War of the Sixth Coalition

pouring rain, without disturbing the Russians drawn up on the heights of Zehista. This advance by Vandamme ran into the midst of the coalition forces withdrawing

Battle of Dresden

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Pirna

Town in Saxony, Germany

Obervogelgesang, Copitz, Hinterjessen, Neundorf, Zuschendorf, Rottwerndorf and Zehista. The population totaled about 30,000 inhabitants. From early 1940 until

Pirna

Kulmer Steig

From here there were several different route options: Eastern route: Zehista – Dohma – Ottendorf – Gersdorf – Gottleuba – Oelsen – Krásný Les – Nakléřov

Kulmer Steig

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Arthur von Rex

German diplomat, ambassador to Qajar Iran, Japan and China (1856-1926)

the second son of Count Alexander Caspar von Rex (1827–1870), Lord of Zehista, and his wife Olga, née von Möhrmann (1830–1890). After graduating from

Arthur von Rex

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Heidenau–Kurort Altenberg railway

Railway in Saxony, Germany

among other things, for lines via Lockwitz–Kreischa–Schlottwitz or Pirna–Zehista–Liebstadt–Schlottwitz could not be realised and the factories in the lower

Heidenau–Kurort Altenberg railway