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The Russian center, including Bagration’s rear guard, was arranged at Jankovo,<br />

while <strong>the</strong> right flank rested on a marshy wooded valley and <strong>the</strong> left was anchored at<br />

Mondtken on <strong>the</strong> frozen Alle River. 56 Count Nikolay Kamensky’s 8 th Division, supported<br />

by <strong>the</strong> 3 rd Division, was deployed at Bergfried to prevent any French flanking maneuvers.<br />

On 3 February, Ney and Augereau attacked <strong>the</strong> Russian rear guard under Barclay de<br />

Tolly on <strong>the</strong> road from Allenstein; <strong>the</strong> Russians had 30 killed and wounded, but halted<br />

<strong>the</strong> French advance. 57 Map 35. Positions on 2 February 1807<br />

56 Karpov, “Russian Operations in 1806-1807 Campaigns,” RGVIA, f. 846, op. 16, d. 3161,<br />

ll. 29b; Hugo, Histoire des Armées Francaises, IV, 22.<br />

57 Mikhailovsky-Danilevsky, Campaigns <strong>of</strong> 1806-1807, 161; Petre, Napoleon’s Campaign in<br />

Poland, 150-51; Memoirs <strong>of</strong> Bennigsen, 126.<br />

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