Dybbol

Dybbol is a small metropolis with a populace of 2,495 within the southeastern nook of South Jutland, Denmark. It is round 6 km west of Sonderborg. It is mainly recognised for being the website online of a famous ultimate stand struggle in 1864. During the Second Schleswig War in 1864, the Danish Army withdrew from the traditional fortified defence line, the Dannevirke after waters and marshes which supported its flanks iced over stable in a difficult iciness and marched for Dybbol to discover a extra defensible function.

Although a whole lot artillery became deserted and the evacuation became carried out through a snow-encumbered north gale in wintry weather, the military arrived almost intact. It entrenched itself at the Dybbol Trenches, which became the scene of the siege and subsequent Battle of Dybbol 7 April to 18 April 1864. Dybbol has long past underneath a myriad of names at some point of history, but it's miles theorized to have started out as Dyttis Bol; after the founder Dytti, with Bol being an old Danish word for a single farm. The call might later evolve into its first written form, Duttebul, as recorded in a Schleswig tax registry from 1352.