File:Zuerichkrieg 1444.jpg

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Description	Deutsch: Szene aus der Schlacht bei St. Jakob an der Sihl während des Alten Zürichkriegs am 22. Juli 1443. Bürgermeister Rudolf Stüssi verteidigt die Brücke über die Sihl beim Siechenhaus St. Jakob vor den Toren der Stadt während der Rest der Zürcher Truppen in den Schutz der Stadtmauern flieht. Links die anrückenden Eidgenossen unter den Bannern von Uri, Schwyz, Luzern, Unterwalden, Zug und Glarus Zürich English: The mayor of Zurich, Rudolf Stüssi, defends in a heroic act the bridge of St. Jakob near Zurich against the forces of the Old Swiss Confederacy during the Battle of St. Jakob an der Sihl ( Old Zürich War) 22. July 1443.
Date	1514
Source	Eidgenössische Chronik
Author	Werner Schodoler; upload by sidonius 09:58, 24 July 2007 (UTC)

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