Maurice von Anhalt-Dessau, one of Frederick's able generals, who tried to form a manageable battle line, was severely wounded and subsequently captured by the Austrians, while Frederick could withdraw himself and the bulk of his troops from Hochkirch.
Maurice von Anhalt-Dessau, one of Frederick's able generals, who tried to form a manageable battle line, was severely wounded and subsequently captured by the Austrians. Marshal James Keith successfully rallied regiments to resist, while Frederick could withdraw himself and the bulk of his troops from Hochkirch.