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The heroine Eleonore Prochaska, (1936). Creator: Unknown
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The heroine Eleonore Prochaska, (1936). Creator: Unknown
The heroine Eleonore Prochaska, (1936). Das Heldenmadchen Eleonore Prohaska. Eleonore Prochaska (1785-1813), the Potsdam Girl Hero, disguised herself as a man and joined the Lutzow Free Corps, taking the name August Renz. She fought against Napoleon and was severely wounded in the battle of the Gohrde. Field-surgeons discovered she was a woman and took her to Dannenberg where she died of her wounds three weeks later. From " Bilder Deutscher Geschichte", (Pictures of German History), No.12, cigarette card album. [Cigaretten-Bilderdienst, Altona-Bahrenfeld, Hamburg, Germany, 1936]
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The Heroine Eleonore Prochaska - A Tale of Courage and Sacrifice
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. This print captures the remarkable story of Eleonore Prochaska, a true heroine from German history. In 1785-1813, during the tumultuous era of Napoleon's reign, Eleonore disguised herself as a man named August Renz and joined the Lutzow Free Corps to fight against the French forces. Her bravery knew no bounds as she fearlessly battled alongside her fellow soldiers on the battlefield. However, fate dealt her a cruel blow when she was severely wounded in the Battle of Gohrde. It was then that field-surgeons discovered her secret - she was not just any soldier but a courageous woman who had risked everything for her country. Eleonore was taken to Dannenberg where she fought valiantly for three weeks before succumbing to her wounds. Her untimely death marked an end to an extraordinary life filled with heroism and sacrifice. This print is part of "Bilder Deutscher Geschichte" an album capturing significant moments in German history. The unknown creator has beautifully depicted Eleonore's determination through vibrant colors and attention to detail. As we gaze upon this image, we are reminded of Eleonore's unwavering spirit and selflessness. She will forever be remembered as a symbol of courage, defying societal norms by cross-dressing in order to defend her beloved homeland against tyranny. Let us honor this brave lady whose legacy lives on through literature and historical accounts, inspiring generations with tales of heroism like hers.
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