Peter Bredal

Peter Christian Bredal (Russian: Пётр Петрович Бредаль, romanized: Pyotr Petrovich Bredal; 1683–1756) was a Norwegian vice admiral of the Imperial Russian Navy.^[1][2] He was accepted in 1703 on the recommendation of Admiral Cornelius Cruys.

Born1683 (1683)

Trondheim, Norway, Denmark–Norway

Died1756 (aged 72–73)

Russian Empire

SpouseBlanceflor Sophie Coucheron

Allegiance Denmark–Norway (1701–1702; 1718–1720)
 Russia (1703–1718; 1721–1756)

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Peter Bredal
Born	1683 (1683) Trondheim, Norway, Denmark–Norway
Died	1756 (aged 72–73) Russian Empire
Spouse	Blanceflor Sophie Coucheron
Military career
Allegiance	Denmark–Norway (1701–1702; 1718–1720)  Russia (1703–1718; 1721–1756)
Branch	Dano-Norwegian Navy (1701–1702; 1718–1720) Russian Navy (1703–1718; 1721–1756)
Rank	Vice admiral
Conflicts	Great Northern War Battle of Gangut Russo-Turkish War Siege of Azov (1736) Lacy's campaign to Crimea

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