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Battle of Lake Peipsi
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Battle of Lake Peipsi

Russian history
Also known as: Battle of Lake Chudskoye, Battle on the Ice, Ledovoye Poboishche(Show More)
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  • Peipus, Lake
    Lake Peipus

    …“Battle on the Ice” (Ledovoye Poboishche). His victory (April 5) forced the grand master of the Knights to relinquish all claims to the Russian lands that he had conquered and substantially reduced the Teutonic threat to northwestern Russia.

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    …“Battle on the Ice” (Ledovoye Poboishche). His victory (April 5) forced the grand master of the Knights to relinquish all claims to the Russian lands that he had conquered and substantially reduced the Teutonic threat to northwestern Russia.

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