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Battle in the Great Northern War
This article is about a 1704 battle. For the 1945 battle, see Battle of Poznań (1945).
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A short battle between the Saxon forces of Johan Schulenburg and the Swedish under the command of Johan Mayerfeld. The Saxons were able to gain an advantage on the right flank and in the center, forcing the Swedes to retreat, but the latter overturned the Saxons on the left flank, realizing that they were not in an advantageous position, the Swedes retreated. Both sides declared victory, Vladimir Velikanov believes that the battle ended with the victory of the Saxons, as they captured the Swedish camp and the spoils. Another source believes that the victory remained with the Swedes.
^ Velikanov, Vladimir S. (2018). Русский вспомогательный корпус на Польско-Саксонской службе в 1704-1707 и сражение при Фрауштадте [The Russian Auxiliary Corps in Polish-Saxon service in 1704-1707 and the Battle of Fraustadt] (in Russian). Russian Academy of Sciences: Ratnoe delo. Moscow: Русские витязи. p. 28. ISBN978-5-6040158-5-8.
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Swedish Empire
Electorate of Saxony
Johan August Meijerfeldt
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