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1. 'The Battle of the Three Emperors'. One famous Emperor achieved a decisive victory, in spite of being outnumbered by the other two.
2. In three of the following battles of the Hundred Years War, English longbowmen crushed the best of the French chivalry. Which is NOT one of these battles?
3. On October 14, 1066, the Normans of William the Bastard (afterwards named the Conqueror) defeated Harold's Saxons. Name this famous battle.
4. The consequences of this battle were the end of the French rule over Indochina, and the creation of North and South Vietnam.
5. In this battle, the VI Armee (some 300,000 Germans under Feldmarschall Paulus) was completely surrounded and forced to surrender by the Soviets ('Operation Uranus').
6. Which of these naval battles of the Pacific War was the only one where the opposing fleets came within each other's line of sight?
7. Which of these battles had the highest number of military casualties?
8. In this battle Hannibal's tactical genius obliterated an enormous Roman army, twice the size of his own forces.
9. Which of these battles involved "double envelopment"?
10. In this air battle, the German Luftwaffe suffered its first great defeat. Which battle was it?
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