70 captured. Historian Digby Smith blames the disaster on Jellacic remaining in Salzburg too long and his error in sending away most of his cavalry and artillery. Austrian army historian Gunther E. Rothenberg calls Jellacic, "a remarkably unlucky and inept general." Archduke John retreated first to Körmend then to Győr, pursued by Eugène. The main French and Austrian armies fought the Battle of Raab on 14 June. Explanatory notes Notes References Further reading External links French Wikipedia, Louis Gareau French Wikipedia, Liste des généraux de la Révolution et du Premier Empire Conflicts in 1809 Battles of the Napoleonic Wars Battles involving Austria Battles involving France 1809 in the Austrian Empire 1809 in France Battles of the War of the Fifth Coalition May 1809 events Austrian Empire–France relations