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situations, for example in the Battle of
Isaszeg. In this battle (Nagysalló) Klapka, Damjanich, and Gáspár, three generals with very different temperaments (Damjanich being very impulsive, taking instant decisions in battle and acting on them without regard for the risk; Klapka, an old-fashioned Habsburg-type general, who attached great importance to the safety of his troops; and Gáspár, who was sometimes inclined to obey his superiors’ previous orders, even when the situation on the ground demanded that he act differently for the sake of the battle.) showed perfect coordination and the ability to make the right decisions when the situation required, which ensured success for the Hungarian army. The cavalry also excelled in its pursuit of the fleeing enemy at the end of the battle. This is why the Battle of Nagysalló is considered one of the best executed battles of the Hungarian Independence war.
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suddenly new
Austrian troops appeared and started their attack. Hearing the sound of the cannons, and wanting to ensure contact of the Austrian troops with their left wing represented by the Teuchert and Theissing brigades stationing at Bese, the Herzinger brigade attacked, through the Zálogos forest the Hungarian right wing, encircling, then sweeping away the Dipold brigade and pushing it back to the Hölvény wood (outside Nagysalló). But here Bobich's brigade stopped them, while the retreating Hungarian brigade also halted and regrouped. Upon hearing about this, Damjanich sent the Kökényessi-brigade in support, and the Kiss-brigade as a reserve to the right flank, General Klapka also rushing there to organize the attack. Here the Bobich and the Dipold brigades were taken charge of by
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Hölvény, where after reorganizing these units, and bringing the rest of his corps northwest from
Nagysalló, he decided to retake the place and also informed Damjanich and Gáspár about the start of the battle. Hearing about the situation Damjanich immediately sent the Wysocki division to help Klapka's counter-attack. When the Wysocki division arrived, at 9 a.m. Klapka ordered the counter-attack as follows: the Dipold brigade of the Dessewffy division had to advance, through the Hölvény woods, to the Zálogos forest southeast from Nagysalló, the Kazinczy division had to push on the carriageway towards the northern entrance of the village, on their left the Wysocki division had to attack Nagysalló from the northeast, while General
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unleashing a devastating cannonade against the attackers, the
Hungarian I. corps retook Hölvény and Kissalló, forcing the Austrian units from there to retreat to Nagysalló During these heavy fights the two villages caught fire. Then the Czillich and Leiningen brigades of the III corps Wysocki division, together with the Kazinczy division of the I. corps, attacked Nagysalló from the northeast and north, and recaptured it after heavy bayonet combat around 11 o'clock. In the fight to recapture Nagysalló one of the most feared Hungarian units, the 3. "white feathered" battalion distinguished itself under the leadership of their equally famous commander lieutenant colonel Károly Földváry (the hero of the battles of
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artillery and cavalry to support the III Corps, one of
Poeltenberg's brigades being sent in Nagysalló to observe the road towards Zselíz. Those of his troops who crossed after this also marched towards Nagysalló. Two Hungarian battalions tried to outflank the village from the left, while the attack of the Waldberg brigade forced the remaining imperial troops to retreat from it. The Hungarian artillery fired so effectively upon the enemy artillery that this was forced to retreat. The retreating imperial artillery tried to redeploy further back, but after the VII Corps sappers had bridged two ditches for it, the Hungarian artillery advanced and drove the imperial guns away again. Thus the 4th Sándor
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803:, the former military governor of Vienna, but until Welden arrived, Windisch-Grätz had to hand over to Lieutenant Field Marshal Josip Jelačić as interim commander-in-chief of the imperial armies in Hungary. But this change at the head of the imperial forces brought neither lucidity nor organization to the imperial high command, because the first thing Jelačić did at the start of his appointment was to call off Windisch-Grätz's plan of concentrating the imperial armies around Esztergom, without giving this not unpromising plan a chance.
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Hungary towards Vienna, or to face encirclement in Pest and Buda by the Hungarians. This plan was very risky (as was the first phase of the Spring Campaign too) because if Windisch-Grätz discovered that there was only one Hungarian corps left in front of Pest, he could attack and destroy Aulich's troops, thus easily cutting the main Hungarian army's lines of communication, and even occupy
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Nagysalló. Major General Felix Jablonowski ordered the two brigades to retreat to the heights southwest of Nagysalló, trying from there to support the infantry's retreat, and prevent the Hungarian infantry's attempts to pursue them, with the grapeshot of the artillery, but the Hungarian artillery responded effectively, forcing them to retreat towards Nagymálas.
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instead of uniting their forces around Pest and Buda, as they planned, Feldzeugmeister Welden had to order the retreat from Pest, as he was in danger of being caught in the
Hungarian pincers. When he learned about the defeat, on the morning of 20 April, he wrote to Lieutenant General Balthasar Simunich, the commander of the forces besieging Komárom, and to
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Despite the fact that Görgei did not participated in the battle, this battle demonstrated that the
Hungarian army could fight in a perfectly coordinated way, without committing the mistakes of the previous battles when different officers showed varying degrees of initiative when faced with unexpected
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Damjanich were busy reorganizing their troops intermingled during the fight for Nagysalló at the southwestern edge of the village, in order to try to push out, with the help of the cavalry commanded by Nagysándor, the Jablonowski division from their new position, when at the Hölvény forest
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An hour later also Damjanich arrived on the battlefield in the middle of the deployment of the troops, and gave the order, accordingly to Klapka's plans, to start the attack. The action began at 10 o'clock with a heavy artillery duel, and although the Austrians were in a very good defensive position,
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Görgey, who had installed his headquarters at Vác after the battle from 10 April, ordered Damjanich's III Corps to advance towards Léva on 11 April and Klapka's I Corps to do so on the 12th. Their place in Vác was taken by VII Corps under András Gáspár, then after that followed them, Vác was occupied
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The numerical reinforcement of the Austrian troops was seen by Vienna as not enough to remediate the deteriorating situation in Hungary, so they decided to change also the leader of the army. Windisch-Grätz, because of his series of defeats against the Hungarian troops, lost the trust of the Austrian
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remained demonstrating in front of Pest to make the imperials believe the whole Hungarian army was there; this would divert the Imperials’ attention from the north, where the real Hungarian attack was to start with I, III and VII Corps moving west along the northern bank of the Danube via Komárom, to
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The imperial losses were heavy. While Wohlgemuth reported 112 dead, 195 wounded and 1,243 missing, the Hungarian military reports just of Austrian prisoners show no fewer than 1,200 men, the total number of the Austrian losses being shown around 2000. The Hungarian VII Corps alone reported capturing
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The Austrians retreated to Nagymálas, pursued by the Hungarian army. Here the cavalry attacked again, while some of the infantry and a battery outflanked the village from the left, and two half-batteries advanced on the road. At that moment two imperial battalions charged out of the Nagymálas woods,
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Wohlgemuth ordered to the Strasdil brigade to counterattack and retake Nagysalló, also sending Dreyhann's brigade from Nagymálas in support. The two brigades entered in the village but were pushed out with heavy losses. However some of the Austrian troops seemingly dug themselves in the eastern part
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three brigades (the Herzinger, Teuchert, and Theissing brigades), added to them the Perin and the Veigl (formerly Lobkowitz) brigades, detached from the Balthasar von Simunich's siege corps of Komárom, and the Jablonowski (former Ramberg) division which fought in the Battle of Vác from 10 April, and
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The victory of Nagysalló brought about significant results. It opened the way towards Komárom, bringing its relief to within a couple of days. At the same time it left the imperials incapable of spreading their troops out enough to cover the very large front which this Hungarian victory created, so
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I remained at Léva, although I intended to ride to Zsemlér to rush the finishing of the bridge-building and the crossing of 2/3 of the VII. corps, when we heard the first sounds of gun shots. I wanted to take part personally in the commanding of the battle, but only if the tide of the battle took a
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Meanwhile, the Austrians were able to hold the Hungarian advancement on the center, allowing the units from this portion of the battlefield to retreat on a bridge across the swampy creek southwards from Nagysalló towards Kismálas, while the Hungarian Czillich and the Leiningen brigades occupied the
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At dawn on 19 April, Wohlgemuth ordered Strasdil's brigade to attack Nagysalló, Kissalló and Hölvény (two villages around it, which became years later parts of Nagysalló), which they accomplished, chasing Klapka's vanguard out of from there. Klapka, when he heard the gunshots, immediately rushed to
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Despite having good information about the Hungarians number, Wohlgemuth did not know enough about the progress of the bridge-building and their intentions, he knew that the Hungarians haven't finished yet the bridge, and thought that it will require some time until the bulk will finish the crossing
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Meanwhile, on 15–17 April the Hungarian army consisting of I and III Corps and two divisions of VII Corps arrived at the Garam, under Görgei's overall command. He sent a detachment of 2,300 soldiers and 10 guns north under the command of his older brother Ármin Görgei to occupy the so-called Mining
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Lajos Zámbelly, the VII Corps chief of staff who sent two battalions into the woods near the village to attack the flank of the imperials fighting there. Meanwhile, Gáspár commanding the left wing linked up with Zámbelly's units and entered Nagymálas, driving the imperials away and chasing them to
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river, then head south to relieve the northern section of the Austrian siege of the fortress of Komárom. After this, they were to cross the Danube and relieve the southern section of the siege. In the event that all of this was successfully completed, the imperials had only two choices: to retreat
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to Komárom, instead of taking an offensive stance and attack them when they tried to cross the Garam river. On 17 April Welden ordered Jelačić to march towards Vác and link up with Wohlgemuth, but the Croatian ban was reluctant to obey, only agreeing to move on 20 April (a day after the battle of
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from 14 April 1849, arrived to Görgei's camp. Although he was against this step of the Hungarian political leaders, and in the future this caused serious conflicts between him and Lajos Kossuth, right after the battle of Nagysalló, he declared, kind of joking, referring to both these events (the
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appeared on his right flank. The VII Corps had started to cross their bridge over the Garam at Zsemlér as soon as it was ready, at 7 o'clock in the morning. Hearing the gunfire, Gáspár urged his troops to hurry across and join the battle. He ordered them into battle to the left of Nagysalló: the
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was unsure whether the main Hungarian army was in front of Pest or had already moved north to relieve Komárom. They still believed it was possible that only a secondary force had attacked Vác and moved towards the besieged Hungarian fortress. When Windisch-Grätz finally seemed to grasp what was
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Around 3 o'clock, when the cavalry, slowed down by the wet and swampy terrain, finally took their position, János Damjanich gave the order for the decisive attack against the Jablonowski division. Seeing his troops’ lack of success, Wohlgemuth was thinking of retreating, but he was waiting for
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that the Hungarians had repaired the bridge across the Danube, and had started to cross the river on it and on rafts. He therefore asked Csorich to bring his troops to Herkálypuszta by the morning of 25 April at the latest, to help him against the Hungarian attack. Next day, on the 26th, the
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and Garam rivers, being joined by a brigade from Lieutenant General Balthasar Simunich's division and the Jablonowski division defeated at Vác some days earlier. Welden was sure, that this Austrian army corps, now containing around 20 000 men, would stop the Hungarian advancement. Welden and
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Revolutionary Army. Until 1918 Nagysalló was part of the Kingdom of Hungary; nowadays it is a village in Slovakia, its Slovakian name being Tekovské Lužany. This was the second battle in the second phase of the campaign, whose aim was to break the imperial siege of the fortress of
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Here we experience a contradiction in all of the consulted sources, which, after claiming that the two Austrian brigades were forced to retreat, then they indicate that when later the VII. corps appeared near the eastern part of Nagysalló, they forced the Austrians evacuate the
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Meanwhile, the Austrian high commandment from Vienna understood that the Austrian army was incapable to stop the Hungarians, so they decided to send more troops from the Austrian Hereditary Provinces to Hungary. First, they assembled from the available imperial troops from
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with the bulk of the cavalry, formed of 6 cavalry companies of the I. corps and the cavalry of the III. corps, had to secure their left. As reserve remained the Bobich brigade of the Dessewffy division at the Hölvény forest, holding also the heights north of
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corps, under the leadership of Lieutenant General Anton Vogel, and consisting of 11 infantry battalions, 8 cavalry companies, and 24 cannons, was sent on 8 April from Galicia in Northern Hungary, in order to stop the Hungarian troops' advance there.
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that his and the other generals’ plan was better. To help to ensure the Hungarian army's success, the National Defense Committee sent 100 wagonloads of munitions from Debrecen. In the Battle of Vác on 10 April the Hungarian III Corps under General
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but the Hungarian artillery fire shattered them and drove them into the village. Because the imperial troops gathered in Nagymálas were being bombarded from the front and flanks, they retreated from the village and took position behind it.
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Hungarian troops attacked the besieging imperial army from Komárom, which ended in the Austrian army retreating towards the west, so the main aim of the Spring Campaign – the liberation of the western part of Hungary – was achieved.
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Two days after the battle, on 21 April, the first Hungarian units entered Komárom, ending the imperial blockade on the northern side of the fortress. On the 24th Lieutenant General Balthasar von Simunich informed Lieutenant General
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of the Garam, and their units from the right bank and around NAgysalló are only minor foraging detachments. In this belief gave Wohlgemuth the order on 19 April at 5:30 a.m to the Strasdil brigade to occupy Nagysalló.
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definite negative way, so I could not leave the headquarters, in order to be at hand, because from the preeminent ruins of Léva's old castle, the battle could be observed better than from any other closer point.
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The left wing of the imperial army could not participate in the battle because Wohlgemuth failed to withdraw his troops at the right time. But the four brigades he did bring into action fought very bravely.
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the Hungarian army continued its advance in accordance with the plan for the second phase of the Spring Campaign as developed on 7 April. According to this plan the Hungarian army was to split: General
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5 officers, 1 chief medical officer and 500 soldiers. Hungarian sources give the imperial losses as 2,000 men. The Hungarian losses were given by György Klapka as 600, and by Richárd Gelich as 700.
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led by Poeltenberg, together with the cavalry of III Corps under General Nagysándor, and a horse artillery battery obliterated the imperial cavalry on the left flank at Nagymálas.
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on behalf of the Habsburg Empire to crush the Hungarian War of Independence, and that some of the czar's troops had already entered the Habsburg province of
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where the Serbian insurgents allied with the Austrians were in a grave situation after the victories of the Hungarian armies led by
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chevau-léger regiment, 1 sapper company, 1 six-pounder battery, 1 1/2 Congreve rocket battery, 1 twelve-pounder infantry battery.
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woods, then the cavalry and the infantry from the left wing chased out the Austrians from Kismálas.
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hear the news about this victory, they will declare war even to the Tzar of Russia.
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771:
767:
653:
649:
617:
1281:
Veigl's and Perin's brigades advancing from Bese and Köbölkút towards
1512:
Structure of the III. corps in the First Battle of Vác from 10 April.
1441:
1433:
1294:
1168:
Kászonyi cavalry brigade: 3. hussar regiment (6 companies), 2 Polish
1144:
1120:
Artillery: 1 twelve-pounder battery, 4. six-pounder infantry battery;
967:
913:
900:
Wolgemuth's Austrians were positioned as follows: Veigl's brigade at
825:
763:
759:
645:
641:
1829:
A magyar fősereg átkelése a Tiszán. A magyar nemzet hadtörténete XXI
816:
1036:
Strasdil (formerly Götz) infantry brigade: 3. battalion of the 63.
869:. Then I and III Corps advanced southwest. The I. corps marched to
1318:
1306:
1276:
Battle of Nagysalló 19 April 1849. The military actions until 4 pm
1271:
1253:
Battle of Nagysalló 19 April 1849. The military actions until 3 pm
1248:
1228:
1169:
1025:
894:
839:
831:
701:
678:
2297:
Kecskemétiek a szabadságharcban IV. Gáspár András honvédtábornok
1983:
Kecskemétiek a szabadságharcban IV. Gáspár András honvédtábornok
1866:
Kecskemétiek a szabadságharcban IV. Gáspár András honvédtábornok
691:
626:
2211:("Generals and Staff Officers in the War of Freedom 1848–1849")
251:
1233:
Battle of Nagysalló 19 April 1849. Opening moves of the battle
2255:("Military History of the Hungarian Revolution of 1848–1849")
2214:(in Hungarian). Budapest: Zrínyi Katonai Kiadó. p. 430.
1741:
A magyar nemzet hadtörténete XXI, Arcanum Adatbázis Kft. 2001
2362:(in Hungarian). Budapest: Magvető Könyvkiadó. p. 784.
2319:"A magyar hadsereg az 1849. április 26-i komáromi csatában"
2340:(in Hungarian). Budapest: Line Design Kiadó. p. 432.
2277:("Great battles of the Hungarian Revolution of 1848–1849")
1977:
1975:
1117:
Zákó brigade: 19. Honvéd battalion, 34. Honvéd battalion;
1311:
Battle of Nagysalló 19 April 1849. The end of the battle
779:, and put it under the leadership of Lieutenant General
2231:
Az 1848–1849 évi forradalom és szabadságharc története
2209:
Tábornokok és törzstisztek a szabadságharcban 1848–49
1063:
infantry regiment, 4. (Landwehr) battalion of the 15.
2258:(in Hungarian). Budapest: Korona Kiadó. p. 424.
640:, which had come from the Habsburg Hereditary Lands (
2337:("János Damjanich 'The Always Successful' General")
2098:
2096:
2326:Hadtörténelmi Közlemények 2010 (volume 123, nr. 4)
2236:(in Hungarian). Budapest: Videopont. p. 464.
656:), to help the imperial army sent to suppress the
633:. The Hungarians routed the imperial corps led by
2386:Hadtörténelmi Közlemények 1925 (volume 26, nr. 1)
2280:(in Hungarian). Budapest: Zrínyi. p. 408.
2199:("The Military History of the Hungarian Nation)
1323:Chasing the fleeing imperials at Nagysalló Than
21:
1961:
1959:
1957:
1646:
1644:
1380:I am sure that when the gentlemen in Debrecen
1071:chevau-léger regiment, 2 companies of the 1.
889:; while 2 divisions of the VII. had to reach
815:Wohlgemuth and his three brigades neared the
263:
8:
2202:(in Hungarian). Budapest: Arcanum Adatbázis.
1040:infantry regiment, 1. battalion of the 36.
714:, who went to the Hungarian headquarters at
2445:Battles of the Hungarian Revolution of 1848
2359:("Artúr Görgey in the War of Independence")
2335:Damjanich János "A mindig győztes" tábornok
2253:Az 1848–1849-es szabadságharc hadtörténete
2166:
2087:
2058:
2046:
1948:
1790:
1778:
1733:
1731:
1729:
1727:
1725:
1723:
1721:
1719:
1717:
1715:
1713:
1684:
1599:
1059:infantry regiment, 3. battalion of the 15.
2275:Az 1848–1849-es szabadságharc nagy csatái
2188:Magyarságkutató Intézet (2022. április 18)
1711:
1709:
1707:
1705:
1703:
1701:
1699:
1697:
1695:
1693:
1055:infantry regiment, 2 battalion of the 15.
775:organized them in a new corps, called the
270:
256:
248:
18:
16:Battle during Hungarian Revolution of 1848
2126:
2124:
2083:
2081:
2079:
2027:
2025:
2023:
1969:Magyarságkutató Intézet. 2022. április 18
1894:
1774:
1772:
1770:
1768:
1766:
1739:A nagysallói csata (1849. április 19-én).
1430:Minister-President of the Austrian Empire
1067:infantry regiment, 2 companies of the 6.
1032:Jablonowski (formerly Ramberg) division:
2042:
2040:
2021:
2019:
2017:
2015:
2013:
2011:
2009:
2007:
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2003:
1944:
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1911:
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1907:
1892:
1890:
1888:
1886:
1884:
1882:
1880:
1878:
1876:
1874:
1327:The Hungarian vanguard was being led by
2154:
2142:
2130:
2102:
2070:
2031:
1994:
1927:
1898:
1840:
1757:
1753:
1751:
1749:
1747:
1672:
1668:
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1557:
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1549:
1547:
1543:
1465:
954:Herzinger brigade: 3. battalion of the
1852:
1815:
1075:dragoon regiment, 1 company of the 7.
1028:regiment, the 19. six-pounder battery;
1002:regiment, the 20. six-pounder battery;
980:Teuchert brigade: 1. battalion of the
977:regiment, the 18. six-pounder battery;
1375:Hungarian Declaration of Independence
1147:battalion with 1 military bridge set;
7:
686:relieve it from the imperial siege.
1154:: 2. hussar regiment (8 companies).
612:from 1848–1849, fought between the
736:Alfred I, Prince of Windisch-Grätz
14:
1499:Structure of the I. corps in the
1472:According to Bánlaky on 19 April.
2379:"A váci ütközet 1849 ápr. 10-én"
2357:Görgey Artúr a szabadságharcban
829:Nagysalló actually took place).
180:
169:
159:
149:
131:
123:
113:
35:
2197:A magyar nemzet hadtörténelme
1403:, and the Strasdil brigade at
984:regiment, 2. battalion of the
970:battalion, 2 companies of the
1:
2229:Hermann, Róbert, ed. (1996).
1426:Prince Felix of Schwarzenberg
1021:regiment, 2 companies of the
988:regiment, 1 battalion of the
681:, and Colonel Lajos Asbóth's
610:Hungarian War of Independence
2355:Pusztaszeri, László (1984).
2118:Iskolakultúra 1998/3, pp. 89
658:Hungarian Revolution of 1848
120:Hungarian Revolutionary Army
29:Hungarian Revolution of 1848
1831:Arcanum Adatbázis Kft. 2001
1806:Arcanum Adatbázis Kft. 2001
1654:Arcanum Adatbázis Kft. 2001
2461:
1432:, that in order to secure
1399:, the Dreyhann brigade at
1017:regiment, 2. battalion of
881:, sending a detachment to
242:1,237 missing and captured
2440:Battles involving Austria
1019:Archduke Ferdinand d'Este
794:Franz Joseph I of Austria
289:
224:
192:
143:
107:
48:
34:
26:
2333:Pelyach, István (2018).
2317:Hermann, Róbert (2010),
2295:Hermann, Róbert (2005).
2273:Hermann, Róbert (2004).
2251:Hermann, Róbert (2001).
2195:Bánlaky, József (2001).
749:lieutenant field marshal
2411:48.090056°N 18.544222°E
2182:Babucs, Zoltán (2022),
1501:First Battle of Komárom
1099:1. Dessewffy division:
2377:Rubint, Dezső (1925),
1350:
1324:
1312:
1277:
1254:
1234:
1187:Poeltenberg division:
1110:2. Kazinczy division:
1005:Theissing brigade: 4.
845:
837:
707:
677:with the Hungarian II
144:Commanders and leaders
1345:
1322:
1310:
1275:
1252:
1232:
1158:2. Wysocki division:
1136:1. Knezich division:
844:Ludwig von Wohlgemuth
843:
835:
807:by Kmety's division.
796:. He was replaced by
781:Ludwig von Wohlgemuth
705:
638:Ludwig von Wohlgemuth
280:Hungarian Revolution
225:Casualties and losses
187:Ludwig von Wohlgemuth
2416:48.090056; 18.544222
2207:Bóna, Gábor (1987).
1843:, pp. 998–1001.
1065:Adolf Duke of Nassau
1061:Adolf Duke of Nassau
1057:Adolf Duke of Nassau
1053:Adolf Duke of Nassau
1046:Archduke Karl Ludwig
877:, the III. corps to
2407: /
2169:, pp. 300–301.
2157:, pp. 294–295.
2145:, pp. 291–292.
2073:, pp. 226–227.
2061:, pp. 289–290.
1997:, pp. 242–243.
1614:, pp. 233–236.
1602:, pp. 282–283.
1373:The news about the
727:defeated Ramberg's
602:Battle of Nagysalló
42:Battle of Nagysallo
22:Battle of Nagysalló
1329:Lieutenant-Colonel
1325:
1313:
1278:
1255:
1235:
1088:The Hungarian army
846:
838:
820:Wohlgemuth met in
708:
660:and independence.
635:Lieutenant General
75:Kingdom of Hungary
2435:Conflicts in 1849
2347:978-963-480-006-4
2116:Kossuth és Görgei
1460:Explanatory notes
1219:József Nagysándor
1013:battalion of the
997:Emperor Ferdinand
995:, 2 companies of
962:battalion of the
942:The Austrian army
912:, and Perin's at
904:, Herzinger's at
849:Towns (including
801:Ludwig von Welden
597:
596:
246:
245:
212:VII. corps: 4,900
207:III. corps: 9,419
103:
102:
99:Hungarian victory
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2170:
2167:Pusztaszeri 1984
2164:
2158:
2152:
2146:
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2134:
2128:
2119:
2114:Hermann Róbert:
2112:
2106:
2100:
2091:
2088:Pusztaszeri 1984
2085:
2074:
2068:
2062:
2059:Pusztaszeri 1984
2056:
2050:
2047:Pusztaszeri 1984
2044:
2035:
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1998:
1992:
1986:
1981:Hermann Róbert:
1979:
1970:
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1952:
1949:Pusztaszeri 1984
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1902:
1896:
1869:
1864:Hermann Róbert:
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1827:Bánlaky József:
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1791:Pusztaszeri 1984
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1737:Bánlaky József:
1735:
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1685:Pusztaszeri 1984
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1650:Bánlaky József:
1648:
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1600:Pusztaszeri 1984
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50:
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44:, unknown artist
39:
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2288:
2272:
2266:
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2228:
2222:
2206:
2194:
2181:
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2173:
2165:
2161:
2153:
2149:
2141:
2137:
2133:, pp. 291.
2129:
2122:
2113:
2109:
2105:, pp. 289.
2101:
2094:
2090:, pp. 295.
2086:
2077:
2069:
2065:
2057:
2053:
2049:, pp. 301.
2045:
2038:
2034:, pp. 243.
2030:
2001:
1993:
1989:
1980:
1973:
1965:Babucs Zoltán:
1964:
1955:
1951:, pp. 294.
1947:
1934:
1930:, pp. 242.
1926:
1905:
1901:, pp. 373.
1897:
1872:
1863:
1859:
1851:
1847:
1839:
1835:
1826:
1822:
1814:
1810:
1801:
1797:
1793:, pp. 292.
1789:
1785:
1781:, pp. 293.
1777:
1764:
1760:, pp. 287.
1756:
1745:
1736:
1691:
1687:, pp. 290.
1683:
1679:
1675:, pp. 285.
1671:
1658:
1649:
1642:
1638:, pp. 284.
1634:
1630:
1626:, pp. 235.
1622:
1618:
1610:
1606:
1598:
1591:
1587:, pp. 282.
1583:
1568:
1564:, pp. 245.
1560:
1545:
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1529:
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1520:
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1485:
1480:
1476:
1471:
1467:
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1214:
1184:
1133:
1096:
1086:
1015:Archduke Stefan
950:
940:
938:
936:Opposing forces
836:Damjanich János
813:
798:Feldzeugmeister
725:János Damjanich
666:
614:Habsburg Empire
606:Spring Campaign
598:
593:
314:Slovak uprising
285:
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202:I. corps: 9,465
199:
168:
158:
156:János Damjanich
138:Austrian Empire
122:
91:
80:Tekovské Lužany
77:
40:
17:
12:
11:
5:
2458:
2456:
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2447:
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918:Russian Empire
859:Besztercebánya
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2414: /
1853:Rubint 1925
1816:Rubint 1925
1450:Mór Perczel
1401:Királyfalva
1240:Tápióbicske
986:Mazzuchelli
982:Mazzuchelli
855:Körmöcbánya
851:Selmecbánya
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534:3rd Komárom
529:2nd Komárom
509:Alsónyárasd
484:1st Komárom
464:Tápióbicske
444:2nd Szolnok
399:1st Szolnok
334:Nagykanizsa
240:189 wounded
2429:Categories
1389:Érsekújvár
1181:VII. corps
1172:companies;
1130:III. corps
1000:cuirassier
993:grenadiers
956:Baugartner
879:Derezslény
668:After the
664:Background
439:Mezőkövesd
414:Branyiszkó
220:55 cannons
215:87 cannons
1454:Józef Bem
1357:Aftermath
1124:regiment.
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910:Nagymálas
863:Nagykálna
741:Esztergom
618:Hungarian
539:Kishegyes
479:Nagysalló
429:Cibakháza
354:Schwechat
71:Nagymálas
67:Nagysalló
1531:village.
1298:Regiment
1283:Jászfalu
1202:howitzer
1094:I. Corps
1023:Civalart
1011:Landwehr
960:Landwehr
914:Köbölkút
887:Jászfalu
871:Garamlök
785:Galician
729:division
697:Debrecen
683:division
616:and the
574:Temesvár
559:Debrecen
554:Segesvár
384:Pancsova
369:Jarkovác
238:112 dead
193:Strength
88:Slovakia
61:Location
2176:Sources
1438:Pozsony
1411:river.
1368:spirits
1287:Colonel
1150:Pikéty
1038:Bianchi
922:Galicia
883:Veszele
875:Alsópél
867:Zsemlér
822:Pozsony
811:Prelude
772:Moravia
768:Bohemia
716:Gödöllő
654:Moravia
650:Bohemia
623:Komárom
608:in the
579:Világos
544:2nd Vác
504:Zsigárd
474:1st Vác
469:Isaszeg
434:Kápolna
424:Kompolt
409:Vízakna
394:Nyárasd
359:Friedau
344:Letenye
309:Perlasz
294:Karlóca
282:of 1848
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1434:Vienna
1428:, the
1409:Nyitra
1397:Sellye
1393:Zsitva
1334:Farnad
1295:Hussar
1212:Battle
1152:column
1145:sapper
1007:Otočac
968:Ogulin
895:Nyitra
891:Zselíz
770:, and
764:Styria
760:Vienna
646:Styria
642:Vienna
584:Hetény
569:Szőreg
499:Csorna
454:Hatvan
404:Cegléd
324:Pákozd
218:20,601
198:23,784
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96:Result
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1539:Notes
1442:Eszék
1405:Deáki
1170:uhlan
1077:Kress
1069:Wrbna
1026:uhlan
972:Wrbna
906:Cseke
692:Garam
688:Kmety
679:Corps
519:Ihász
514:Pered
419:Piski
389:Kassa
374:Moson
349:Kotor
339:Ozora
234:Total
84:Málaš
78:(now
2364:ISBN
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1452:and
1436:and
1242:and
990:Hora
902:Bese
873:and
826:Léva
747:and
631:Pest
629:and
627:Buda
600:The
589:Izsa
549:Tura
524:Győr
494:Káty
489:Buda
364:Rika
82:and
69:and
53:Date
1444:in
1244:Vác
817:Vág
379:Mór
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