Seven Years' War - Europe

Europe

Seven Years' War:
European theatre
  • Port Mahon
  • Minorca
  • Pirna
  • Lobositz
  • Reichenberg
  • Prague
  • Siege of Prague
  • Kolín
  • Hastenbeck
  • Gross-Jägersdorf
  • Moys
  • Rochefort
  • Rossbach
  • Breslau
  • Leuthen
  • Stralsund
  • Cartagena
  • Olomouc
  • St Malo
  • Rheinberg
  • Krefeld
  • Domstadtl
  • Cherbourg
  • Zorndorf
  • Saint Cast
  • Tornow
  • Fehrbellin
  • 1st Lutterberg
  • Hochkirch
  • Bergen
  • Kay
  • Minden
  • Britain
  • Kunersdorf
  • Hoyerswerda
  • Frisches Haff
  • Maxen
  • Meissen
  • Landeshut
  • Corbach
  • Emsdorf
  • Warburg
  • Dresden
  • Glatz
  • Liegnitz
  • Berlin
  • Kloster Kampen
  • Torgau
  • Belle Île
  • Langensalza
  • 1st Cassel
  • Grünberg
  • Villinghausen
  • Neuensund
  • Ölper
  • Kolberg
  • Neukalen
  • Wilhelmsthal
  • Burkersdorf
  • 2nd Lutterberg
  • Almeida
  • Valencia de Alcántara
  • Nauheim
  • Vila Velha de Ródão
  • 2nd Cassel
  • Freiberg
Seven Years' War:
Invasion Campaign (1759)
  • Le Havre
  • Lagos
  • Quiberon Bay
  • Carrickfergus
Seven Years' War:
Spanish–Portuguese War
  • Portugal (1762)
  • Almeida
  • Valencia de Alcántara
  • Vila Velha de Ródão
  • South America
Anglo-Spanish War
1761–63
  • Cuba
  • Nicaragua
  • Valencia de Alcántara
  • Manila
  • 2 October 1762
  • Vila Velha
British Amphibious Descents (1757-61)
  • Rochefort
  • St Malo
  • Cherbourg
  • Saint Cast
  • Belle Île

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