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Wagon fort

A wagon fort, wagon fortress, wagenburg, or corral, often referred to as circling the wagons, is a temporary fortification made of wagons arranged into a rectangle, circle, or other shape and possibly joined with each other to produce an improvised military camp. It is also known as a laager (from Afrikaans), especially in historical African contexts…

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related to Czechs and Hussites · 26
Wagon fort → After, Alongside, Battle, Bohemians, Czech, English, Furthermore, Germans, Hebrew, Hussite, Hussite Wars, Hussites, In, It, Jezreel, Men, Nekmíř, Once, Such, Tabor
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Wagon fort → Adrianople, American, Ammianus Marcellinus, Battle, Conestoga, Cossacks, Europe, German, Gothic, Historians, Hungarian, Hungarians, Hussites, Lithuanian Commonwealth, Notable, Polish, Roman, Similar, South Africa, These

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the Hungariansinstance offoreign powers0.80text
Poles who had confronted the destructive forces of Hussitesinstance offoreign powers0.80text
hired thousands of Czech mercenariesinstance offoreign powers0.80text
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Wagon fortrelated to Czechs and HussitesHussite Wars0.60section
Wagon fortrelated to Czechs and HussitesHussites0.60section
Wagon fortrelated to Czechs and HussitesCzech0.60section
Wagon fortrelated to Czechs and HussitesWagenburg0.60section
Wagon fortrelated to Czechs and HussitesGermans0.60section
Wagon fortrelated to Czechs and HussitesIt0.60section
Wagon fortrelated to Czechs and HussitesBattle0.60section
Wagon fortrelated to Czechs and HussitesNekmíř0.60section

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