Prior to this engagement, the victors set up camp at Faulen, and a detailed account on this "disaster" is given in a book by Stephen Turnbull.  
Prior to this engagement, the victors set up camp at Faulen, and a detailed account on this "disaster" is given in a book by Stephen Turnbull.  Although it was followed up by the taking of Reden and the Battle of Koronowo, the losers in this battle were able to preserve their control over the fortress at Marienburg after an abortive siege.  The defeated party at this battle gave up Samogitia and had to pay an 850,000 pound ransom as a result of the First Treaty of Thorn, while a pivotal role was played by Nicholas von Renys, the leader of the ? Lizard League.  It also saw the death of Ulrich von Jungingen, the Grand Master of the losers.  For 10 points, name this victory for the Polish-Lithuanian faction over the Teutonic Knights in 1410, partially avenged by a later battle of the same name on the eastern front in World War I.
Prior to this engagement, the victors set up camp at Faulen, and a detailed account on this "disaster" is given in a book by Stephen Turnbull.  
First Battle of {Tannenberg} [or Battle of {Grunwald}; or Battle of {Grunfelde}]