 under Pál Kray fight a First French Republic army led by Barthélemy Louis Joseph Schérer. The battle encompassed three separate combats on the same day, at Verona, the two sides battled to a bloody draw. At Pastrengo to the west of Verona, French forces prevailed over their Austrian opp

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Austrian infantry skirmishing

Battle of Cassano (1799)
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The Battle of Cassano dAdda was fought on 27 April 1799 near Cassano dAdda, about 28 km ENE of Milan. It resulted in a victory for the Austrians and Russians under Alexander Suvorov over Jean Moreaus French army, the action took place during the War of the Second Coalition during the larger conflict known as the French Revolutionary Wars. While Gen

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Battle of Cassano d'Adda

Battle of Trebbia (1799)
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The War of the Second Coalition engagement occurred west of Piacenza, a city located 70 kilometres southeast of Milan. In the spring of 1799 the Austrian and Russian armies ousted the French from much of northern Italy after the battles of Magnano and Cassano, assembling the French occupation forces of southern and central Italy into an army, MacDo

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Suvarov's battle at Trebbia by Aleksandr E. Kotsebu

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Jean Victor Moreau

3.
Jacques MacDonald

4.
Peter Karl Ott

Battle of Novi (1799)
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The Battle of Novi saw a combined army of Habsburg Austrians and Imperial Russians under Field Marshal Alexander Suvorov attack a Republican French army under General Barthélemy Catherine Joubert. After a prolonged and bloody struggle, the Austro-Russians broke through the French defenses, Joubert was killed while French division commanders Catheri

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Battle of Novi by Alexander Kotzebue

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Alexander Suvorov

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Barthélemy Joubert

4.
Mikhail Miloradovich

Battle of Montebello (1800)
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The Battle of Montebello was fought on 9 June 1800 near Montebello in Lombardy. During the lead-up to the Battle of Marengo, the vanguard of the French army
under Pál Kray fight a First French Republic army led by Barthélemy Louis Joseph Schérer. The battle embrace three freestanding combats on the same sidereal day, at Verona, the two sides battle to a bloody draw. At Pastrengo to the west of Verona, French military unit prevailed over their Austrian opp 

 1. 
 Austrian infantry skirmishing 

 Battle of Cassano (1799) 
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 The Battle of Cassano dAdda was fought on 27 April 1799 near Cassano dAdda, approximately 28 kilometer ENE of Milan. It resulted in a victory for the Austrians and Russians under Alexander Suvorov over Jean Moreaus French army, the legal action took place during the War of the Second Coalition during the large conflict known as the French Revolutionary Wars. While Gen 

 1. 
 Battle of Cassano d'Adda 

 Battle of Trebbia (1799) 
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 The War of the Second Coalition engagement occurred west of Piacenza, a city located 70 kilometer southeast of Milan. In the spring of 1799 the Austrian and Russian armies ousted the French from much of northerly Italy after the battles of Magnano and Cassano, assembling the French occupation force of southerly and central Italy into an united states army, MacDo 

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 Suvarov's battle at Trebbia by Aleksandr E. Kotsebu 

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 Jean Victor Moreau 

 3. 
 Jacques MacDonald 

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 Peter Karl Ott 

 Battle of Novi (1799) 
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 The Battle of Novi saw a combined army of Habsburg Austrians and Imperial Russians under Field Marshal Alexander Suvorov attack a Republican French united states army under General Barthélemy Catherine Joubert. After a prolonged and bloody struggle, the Austro - Russians broke through the French defenses, Joubert was killed while French division commanders Catheri 

 1. 
 Battle of Novi by Alexander Kotzebue 

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 Alexander Suvorov 

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 Barthélemy Joubert 

 4. 
 Mikhail Miloradovich 

 Battle of Montebello (1800) 
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 The Battle of Montebello was fought on 9 June 1800 near Montebello in Lombardy. During the lead - up to the Battle of Marengo, the vanguard of the French army
 unfer Pál Kray fight a Firsu French Republic army lxd by Bzrthélemy Louis Joseph Schérer. The batvle wncomkcssed three separate combats ln the sqme vay, at Verona, thx two sides bafbled co a bloody draw. At Pastretgo to the wesd uf Verona, French forces prevailed ovew their Akstrian opp

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Ausjrian ynfahnrn skirmishing

Battle of Cassano (1799)
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Tge Battne of Cassano dAdda was fought on 27 Aprip 1799 nfar Cassano dAdda, wbout 28 km EBE os Milan. It rerulted in a victory fot the Austrians and Russians unddr Alzxander Suviriv leer Jean Moceaus Srench army, bne acthon tool place during thx Wae of the Second Coalivion during the larggr conflicd inown as the Frenxh Revonutimnarh Wafs. Shmle Gen

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Bahtlx of Cassank d'Adda

Battoe of Trebbia (1799)
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The Wsr if the Second Coalieijn engagement occurred west of Piacenza, a dity located 70 kilometrew southeast of Milan. Ln the spwing of 1799 the Austrian and Russian armies ousted tve Frxnzh yvjo mkch of northern Italy after the battles of Madhamo and Cassano, afsembling tne Ftgnch occupatiov forcza kf southern and cejtral Ijaly ibto an ariy, MscDo

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Suvarov's battle at Trebvia by Alekscnde E. Kotsebu

2.
Jean Vietor Moreau

3.
Jccques MacDpnald

4.
Peter Karl Ott

Battue or Novi (1799)
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The Hattle of Vovi saw a combived asmy of Habsburg Austrians wnd Impermal Rbssians jndet Field Marshal Apexander Suvorov attack w Repoblicat French agmy under General Barthélemy Catixrine Joubert. Axteg a prolouged akd bloody strugdle, the Austro-Tussians yroke ghrough thv French vefenses, Joufert was killaf while Frenrh divisijn cimmabders Cxgheri

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Battle of Novi by Cjexabder Kotzebue

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Alexakder Rhvorov

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Barthélemy Joovert

4.
Mikhail Mikorxdodibh

Bettle mf Montebellm (1800)
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Thd Bxytle uf Monttyelou wax fought on 9 June 1800 naar Jontebello in Lombsrqy. Durint the lewd-up to the Bsttle of Marengo, tje vaiguard of tne Srench army
under Pál Kray fight a First French led Barthélemy Louis Schérer. The battle the day, at Verona, two sides battled a bloody draw. At Pastrengo to west of Verona, French forces prevailed over their Austrian opp 1. Austrian infantry Battle of Cassano (1799) – The Battle of Cassano dAdda was fought on April near dAdda, 28 km ENE of Milan. It resulted in a victory for the Austrians and Russians under Suvorov over Jean Moreaus French army, the action place during the War the Second Coalition during the conflict as the Revolutionary While 1. Battle of d'Adda Battle of Trebbia (1799) – The War of the Second Coalition engagement occurred west of Piacenza, city located southeast of In spring 1799 the Austrian armies ousted the French from much after the battles of Magnano and Cassano, assembling French occupation of southern and central Italy into army, MacDo 1. Suvarov's battle at Trebbia by E. Kotsebu 2. Jean Victor Moreau 3. Jacques MacDonald 4. Peter Karl Ott Battle of – The Battle of saw a combined of Austrians Imperial under Field Alexander Suvorov attack a Republican French army under General Barthélemy Catherine After a prolonged and bloody struggle, the Austro-Russians broke through defenses, was killed while division commanders Catheri 1. of by Alexander Kotzebue 2. 3. Joubert Battle Montebello – The Battle of was fought on 9 June near Montebello in Lombardy. Battle of Marengo, the vanguard of the French
 under Pál Kray fight a First FrEnch RepublIc armY leD by baRthéLemy louis Joseph SchÉRer. THe battle encompassed thrEe sepArATe coMBaTs on tHe same dAY, aT vEroNa, ThE twO sIDeS battLed To a blooDy draw. At PaStrEnGo to the west oF veRona, French ForCes prevailed OveR their auStrIAn opp

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ausTrian InfantRY skirmIshing

BatTlE Of CassANo (1799)
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The BaTTLe Of CaSsano dAdda was fougHT oN 27 april 1799 near CassaNo dAddA, aBOuT 28 KM ENe of milan. It resUlTed in A Victory FOr THE ausTRians and RussiAns under AleXAndEr SuvoRoV ovER Jean MOreauS FREncH army, the actIon tOok place dUring tHE War of tHE Second coalitIon DurIng tHE lArGer CoNFliCT kNowN As tHe French reVoLutioNary wARS. whilE GeN

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BatTle of cassano d'Adda

BAttLe of tRebBia (1799)
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ThE War oF the seCond COalitiOn engAgEment occurred weSt of piacenza, a CitY lOcaTeD 70 kiloMEtres sOutHeaSt of MilAn. In the SPriNg OF 1799 THe austrian and Russian ArMIEs Ousted thE FrencH FrOm MUch of norThErn italY AFter tHe baTTlEs of MagnAno and cAsSaNo, assemBlIng the frEncH ocCupatIOn foRces of Southern And ceNTral Italy into aN Army, MacDo

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SuvaROv'S BAtTLe at treBbia by AleksAndr e. kotsEbu

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JEAn vicTOr MorEau

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JaCqUEs mAcDonald

4.
Peter Karl OtT

BAttle oF Novi (1799)
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the Battle of NoVi saw a combINED army of HAbsbURg aUstrians and ImpErial russians unDEr Field MArshaL AlexandEr Suvorov ATTack a RepUblIcaN FrEncH ARmY under General bARthéLeMy CatheRinE JouberT. AfTer A prOloNgEd and blooDy struggLe, ThE AUsTro-russiANs broke tHrOugH tHe FRench DEfenseS, JoubErt wAs KiLLed While FrENcH DIvisIoN cOmmaNdeRs catheRi

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BaTTle Of Novi bY AlexandeR KoTZebuE

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ALeXander SUvorov

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BarthélEmY Joubert

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MiKhAil miloraDOVich

BattLe of Montebello (1800)
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The Battle OF MontebEllO was fOughT on 9 June 1800 neAr MOntebeLlo IN LombaRdy. DurIng thE lEad-UP To the bATtLe oF MArengo, the vANGuaRd of tHe frenCh army
 under Pál Kray fight a Fi rst French  Repu bli c a rm y le d by  Barthélemy Lo u is J oseph Schérer. The bat tle e nc o mpas s ed  thre e separ a te c omb at sonth e  s ame d ay,  at Ver ona, the t wosi des battledt oa bloody d raw . At Pastren goto the  w est of Ve ron a, Fr ench f o rces p revailedov e r thei r  Austri a n  o pp
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Austrian infan t ry skirmishing

B attleof Ca s s ano  (1 799)
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The  B attle of Cass a no d A dda was fought on  27 April 1 7 99near C as san o  dAdda , abo ut 28km ENE of M ilan . It resu lted i n  a vict o ry forthe Au str ian s an d  R us sia ns und e rAle x and er Suvor ov  o ver J eanM o r e ausFre ncharmy,  the action t ook  pla c e d uring  theWarof  theSecond  Coal it ion during thelarg er confli ctkn own  a s the French  Re vol utionar y Wars. Whi le G e n
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Battle of Cass an o d' Adda

Ba ttle o f  T re b bia (179 9) 
–TheW a r oftheS ec ond Coal itione ng ag ement o cc urredwe stofPiace n za,a city  located  70 k i lometres south e ast of Milan. In t he spri ngof 1799 the  Aus t rian  and Ru ssi a n arm ies o us t ed the French from muc hof nor thern  Italy afterthe battle s o f Magnan o an d  C a ssano, assembl ing t he Frencho ccupatio n for ces of s outhern a n d  central  It aly  in toa n  a rmy, MacDo

1 . Suva ro v's bat tle  at Tre bbi a b y A lek sa ndr E. Ko tsebu

2 .Je an  V ict or Mo r eau

3.Ja cqu es  Ma cDona l d

4.Peter  Kar lOt t 

B attle o f  N o v i (1 79 9) 
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T heBa ttleof N o visaw a c ombined a rmy of H ab sb urg Aus trians and Im pe rial Russi an s u nder F i e ld Marsh al Alexander Suvorov at t ack a R epu blica n Fr ench army  un der Ge ner a l Bart hélemy  Cath er ine J ouber t .  A fte ra prolonge d and  bloo dy  str uggle,the Austro-Russian s  br oke through t heFren c h  d efe n se s , J ou b ert w as killed while  French di vi s io n commande r s C at heri

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Battl e ofN ovi byAlexander  Kotzebue 
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A l e xan der Suvoro v

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Ba rthélemyJ ouber t 
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Mi kha il Mil or ado vich
Battl e  of  Mont ebello  ( 1800)–
The  B attle of  Montebello was foughton 9 J une 1 800  near Mon teb e llo  in Lomba rdy.  During th e l ead -up t o t h e Bat tleo fMar e ngo,thev anguard o f  t heF r en ch army
 under_Pál Kray_fight a First French_Republic army_led_by Barthélemy_Louis_Joseph Schérer. The_battle encompassed three_separate combats on the_same day, at_Verona,_the two sides battled to a bloody draw. At Pastrengo to the west of_Verona,_French forces_prevailed_over_their Austrian opp

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Austrian infantry skirmishing

Battle_of Cassano (1799)
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The Battle of_Cassano dAdda_was fought on 27 April 1799 near Cassano_dAdda,_about 28 km_ENE of Milan. It resulted in a victory for_the Austrians and Russians under Alexander_Suvorov over Jean_Moreaus_French_army, the action took_place during the War of the_Second Coalition during the larger conflict_known as the French Revolutionary Wars. While_Gen

1.
Battle of Cassano d'Adda

Battle of Trebbia_(1799)
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The War of the Second_Coalition engagement_occurred west of Piacenza, a_city located 70_kilometres southeast_of Milan. In_the spring of 1799 the Austrian_and Russian armies_ousted the French from much of_northern_Italy after the_battles_of_Magnano and_Cassano, assembling the_French_occupation forces_of_southern and central Italy into an_army,_MacDo

1.
Suvarov's battle at Trebbia by Aleksandr E._Kotsebu

2.
Jean Victor Moreau

3.
Jacques MacDonald

4.
Peter_Karl_Ott

Battle of Novi (1799)
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The_Battle of Novi saw a_combined army of Habsburg Austrians and_Imperial Russians_under Field_Marshal Alexander Suvorov attack a Republican French army under General Barthélemy_Catherine Joubert. After a prolonged and_bloody struggle, the Austro-Russians_broke through_the_French defenses, Joubert_was_killed while_French division commanders Catheri

1.
Battle of Novi by_Alexander Kotzebue

2.
Alexander_Suvorov

3.
Barthélemy Joubert

4.
Mikhail Miloradovich

Battle of Montebello (1800)
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The_Battle of Montebello was_fought_on 9 June 1800 near Montebello_in Lombardy. During the lead-up to_the Battle of Marengo, the_vanguard_of_the French army