After the break of the Armistice of MalmöThe Armistice of MalmöOn August 26, 1848, Britain and other European powers agreed on a temporary ceasefire, pausing the hostilities. However, tensions stayed high, and fighting picked up again a few months later., Danish forces led by General Bülow scored a key victory on July 6, 1849. They lifted the Siege of Fredericia and forced the Schleswig-Holstein troops to retreat.
After the break of the Armistice of MalmöThe Armistice of MalmöOn August 26, 1848, Britain and other European powers agreed on a temporary ceasefire, pausing the hostilities. However, tensions stayed high, and fighting picked up again a few months later., Danish forces led by General Bülow scored a key victory on July 6, 1849. They lifted the Siege of Fredericia and forced the Schleswig-Holstein troops to retreat.
