Übersetzung für "Grenzfestung" in Englisch

This finally freed Portugal from French occupation except for the fortress of Almeida, near the frontier.

Here you’ll also find Stachelberg, the largest fortress in the erstwhile Czechoslovak border defences.

Mihr-Mihroe began assembling his forces near the Byzantine border fortress of Theodosiopolis (Erzurum).

A royal border fort as gradually built in the upper castle.

Roman border fortress to prevent the Persians from crossing the Tigris.

Stachelberg formed part of the border fortifications against Hitler's Germany.

Boys and dads certainly sets out to First Republic's Border Fortress Garden.

There, the special situation of the "frontier fortification of Brest" is mentioned.

In the west of Pécs there is the former border fortress of Szigetvár.

The important Castilian border fortress Fuenterrabía in the Basque Country has already been mentioned.

After that it lost its importance as a border fortress and was abandoned.

We are celebrating the fact that ten thousand soldiers in a Hungarian border fortress, called Nándorfehérvár in those days and Belgrade today, managed to stop the one hundred thousand-strong Turkish army.

Traditionally, it is considered that Kaluga was established as a frontier to protect the Moscow principality from Lithuania’s attacks.

Meanwhile, Edward would remain in Flanders and attempt to raise a second force which he would use to march on the border fortress of Tournai and lay siege to it.

Carcassonne became a border fortress between France and the Kingdom of Aragon under the Treaty of Corbeil (1258).

The castle was built by a T?šín prince from the Piastovec family as a borderland fortress against the Czech state in the second half of the 13th century.

Under the Arabs, the old Iranian fortress-city of Qazvin continued in its Sasanian-era role as a bulwark against Daylamite raids.

Their son Baldwin IV fortified the city, which served as a frontier fortress against France.

Eberhard im Bart upgraded the citadel of Honberg around 1460 to a first-class border fortress.

After its recapture by Claus of Egloffstein, the Bishopric of Bamberg decided to expand the town to the southern border fortification in line with the latest Italian fortification practice.

Partiscum/Szeged had been a strategically important border fortress since the Middle Ages, but after the Turkish wars, which were devastating for Hungary, had subsided in 1686, it became less and less important.