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  1. The Death of Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia, by Peter Edward Stroehling. Louis Ferdinand participated in the French Revolutionary Wars, fighting in the War of the First Coalition in 1792 to 1794 near Longwy and Verdun, took part in the Valmy cannonade and was wounded during the Siege of Mainz.

  2. His third son and heir apparent, Prince Louis Ferdinand, died in 1977 during military maneuvers, and thus his one-year-old grandson Georg Friedrich, Prince of Prussia (son of Prince Louis Ferdinand) became the new heir apparent to the defunct Prussian and German Imperial throne.

  3. Sep 27, 1994 · Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia, the man who would have been Kaiser if Germany still had a throne, died on Sunday in the north German city of Bremen. He was 86 and had a home outside...

  4. Oct 10, 2014 · Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia (Friedrich Ludwig Christian, Berlin, Prussia, 18th November 1772 – Saalfield, Prussia, 10th October 1806) Today we mark the death of a young Prince whose passing was strongly felt by his comrades.

  5. It depicts the tragic death in 1806 of the 'Prussian Alcibiades', Prince Louis Ferdinand; the Prince is shown riding a chestnut charger and engaging with a French hussar wielding a sabre; the Prince wears Prussian uniform with the star of the Black Eagle; the battle rages in the background.

  6. Jean-Laurent Mosnier: Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia, 1799. Berlin-born Louis Ferdinand of Prussia (1772-1806) was a nephew of Frederick the Great. He was active in the Prussian military, serving as lieutenant general. He died in battle with French forces at the Battle of Saalfied, during the War of the Fourth Coalition.

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  8. Born in Friedrichsfelde, 18 November 1772, Died Saalfeld, 10 October, 1806. Son of Prince Ferdinand of Prussia and Princess Louise von Brandeburg-Schwedt and cousin of Frederick William III, Louis joined the Prussian army on 1 March 1789 as captain in the Möllendorf regiment.

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