October 30, 1806: Fooled You! Battles Won By Trickery
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as posted by the channelOn October 30, 1806, 5300 Prussian soldiers defending the city of Stettin surrendered to only 800 French soldiers commanded by General Lassalle, falling for the ruse that the French force was much larger.
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