petersburg

• Nom propre désignant une ville du sud-est de la Virginie, aux États-Unis, connue pour son importance historique pendant la guerre de Sécession, notamment un siège et une bataille majeurs.

A proper noun referring to a city in southeastern Virginia, United States, known for its historical significance during the American Civil War, including a major siege and battle.

indénombrable · nom propre

1. City in VirginiaB2formalamerican

   A city in southeastern Virginia, located south of Richmond, known for its historical significance during the American Civil War.

   Petersburg (ville de Virginie)

   • Petersburg, Virginia, was a key location during the Civil War.
   • The siege of Petersburg lasted for nine months.
   • Many historic buildings in Petersburg have been preserved.

2. Civil War CampaignB2formalamerican

   The final campaign of the American Civil War (1864-1865), where Union forces under General Grant besieged and ultimately defeated Confederate forces under General Lee.

   Campagne de Petersburg

   • The Petersburg Campaign was a turning point in the war.
   • Grant's strategy at Petersburg led to the fall of Richmond.
   • Historians study the Petersburg Campaign for its military tactics.