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Vor 5 Tagen · However, the convergence of forces led by Victor, Oudinot and Dombrowski at the Bobr bolstered the numerical strength of the Grande Armée back up to approximately 49,000 French combatants alongside some 40,000 stragglers.
13. Mai 2024 · Meanwhile on August 17, 1812, Laurent, marquis de Gouvion-Saint-Cyr, replaced Nicolas-Charles Oudinot on Napoleon’s left flank and defeated Wittgenstein at Polotsk. A few days later Schwarzenberg won a success at Gorodechno. Although the French extreme left flank in this sector had been able to contain Tormasov, Pavel Chichagov’s ...
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30. Apr. 2024 · Il generale Nicolas Charles Victor Oudinot. Così Carlo Tonini racconta quei giorni visti da Rimini: «Un proclama dei Triumviri eccitava quindi i popoli a portarsi in massa a difenderla; e per tener sollevati gli spiriti si spacciavano notizie di felici successi, e quella segnatamente che il generale Garibaldi avesse fugati duemila Napoletani.
Vor 6 Tagen · Die Armeekorps wurden geführt von Davout (1.), Victor (2.), Ney (3.), Bertrand (4.), Lauriston (5.), Marmont (6.), Reynier (7.), MacDonald (11.) und Oudinot (12.), die Garde von Marschall Mortier und die beiden Kavalleriekorps von La Tour-Maubourg (1.) und von Sebastiani (2.).
Vor einem Tag · Napoleon succeeded in bringing the imperial forces in the region to around 650,000—although only 250,000 came under his direct command, with another 120,000 under Nicolas Charles Oudinot and 30,000 under Davout. The remaining imperial forces came mostly from the Confederation of the Rhine, especially Saxony and Bavaria. In addition ...
Vor 6 Tagen · Nicolas Charles Oudinot. In 1814, he was appointed Commander of the VIII Corps and fought at the Battles of Brienne (where he was wounded), La Rothiere, Saint-Dizier and Arcis-sur-Aube (where once again he was wounded). When the King returned, he was appointed as Commander of the Royal Corps of France and was made a peer of France ...
Vor 3 Tagen · Answer: Oudinot Nicolas-Charles Oudinot started as a private soldier in the Medoc Regiment. When the Revolution broke out he was elected Captain of a company of Bar-le-Duc volunteers.
