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| Tango01 | 23 Apr 2026 1:40 p.m. PST |
… at Cēsis 1919 AAR
"So I was finally able to meet up with my friend Art at one of the local hobby shops, where we put my Baltic Independence Wars miniatures through their first battle. This was a fictional encounter set during the 1919 Battle of Cēsis using the Contemptible Little Armies rules. Estonian and Latvian forces (me) scrambled to prevent German Freikorps and Landwehr (Art) from seizing a critical rail station. The Baltic nationals were ordered to hold on until the last man.
The civilians had already fled ahead of the advancing armies, so the area was quiet other than a few hastily abandoned sheep…"
Major Thomas Foolery's War Room
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