Dybbøl

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Dybbøl is a historic village in southern Denmark best known as the site of major battles during the Second Schleswig War, particularly the 1864 Battle of Dybbøl.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic site
village
associatedWith Danish national identity
Danish–German border history
battleDate 18 April 1864
category Battlefields in Denmark
Populated places in the Region of Southern Denmark
Second Schleswig War
Villages in Denmark
combatant Austrian Empire
Kingdom of Denmark
linked to: Denmark

Kingdom of Prussia
linked to: Prussia
country Denmark
eraOfMajorEvents 19th century
feature fortified positions
redoubts and entrenchments
hasLandmark Dybbøl Banke National Historic Site
Dybbøl Mill
Dybbøl trenches and fortifications
hasMuseum Dybbøl Banke museum
hasNameInDanish Dybbøl
hasNameInGerman Düppel
historicalLanguage German
historicalRegion Duchy of Schleswig
knownFor Battle of Dybbøl
Dybbøl Banke historic battlefield
Dybbøl Mill
Second Schleswig War
language Danish
locatedIn Region of Southern Denmark
Southern Denmark
Sønderborg Municipality
locatedOn Jutland Peninsula
memorialType war memorials
near Sønderborg
overlooks Alssund
partOf Schleswig
Southern Jutland
linked to: South Jutland
protectedStatus national historic site of Denmark
relatedConflict First Schleswig War
Second Schleswig War
resultOfBattle Prussian victory
significantEvent Battle of Dybbøl
Second Schleswig War
Siege of Dybbøl 1864
linked to: Battle of Dybbøl
symbolOf Danish resistance in 1864
terrain hills
tourism heritage tourism site

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