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286:(1755–1786). He married Louise Auguste de Montmorency-Logny in 1778. When his father died, his 10-year-old older brother Charles became the head of the family. Sometime after he turned 26-years-old, Charles became the proprietor of the
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against the Prince of Vaudémont's 12,000 Austrians. Lecourbe defeated him and drove the
Austrians out of Stockach, capturing its supply base. This event convinced Kray to retreat. Two days later at the
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on 6 November 1792. At that battle, the regiment was split, with four squadrons assigned to the Center and four squadrons serving with the
Reserve. On 8 March 1793, he was promoted to
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made a frontal assault but was repulsed. Later, Montrichard's division returned to the attack from the south, together with a second division under
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on 1 March 1797 to rank from 20 February 1797. In
September 1797, he commanded the Second Meeting of the Imperial and Royal Army camp at
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Cuirassier
Regiment Nr. 1. In 1805, he commanded a cavalry division in the Army of Italy under Archduke Charles. He fought at the
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Warfare in the Age of
Napoleon: The Egyptian and Syrian Campaigns & the Wars of the Second and Third Coalitions, 1798-1805
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341:. In early 1795, Vaudémont commanded a heavy cavalry brigade in Gottlieb Friedrich von Schmertzing's division on the lower
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that struck from the southeast. Finally, Vaudémont abandoned
Messkirch when he was outflanked. Kray withdrew his army to
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Regiment went into exile. On 1 February 1793, the unit was accepted into
Austrian service and in 1798 was named the
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on 4–7 June 1799. For his good leadership at Zurich, Archduke
Charles wrote a letter of commendation to
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246:, rising in rank from leading a cavalry regiment to commanding a brigade. He led a division during the
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Dragoon
Regiment, a unit recruited from Germans loyal to the French crown. After the outbreak of the
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the two armies clashed again. Kray posted Vaudémont on his left flank to hold the town of
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906:"Austrian Generals of 1792-1815: Lothringen-Vaudémont, Joseph Maria Ludwig Prinz von"
274:(1725–1761) and his mother was Louise Julie Constant of Rohan. His older brother was
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On 7 October 1803, Emperor
Francis appointed the Prince of Vaudémont the second
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When Wurmser was sent to northern Italy, the Prince of Vaudémont served under
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Joseph Maria Louis, Prince of Lorraine-Vaudémont was born on 23 June 1759 in
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234:. Born into a noble family in France, he went into exile in 1791 during the
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Dragoon Regiment Nr. 5. Each regiment had eight squadrons. He was promoted
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managed to concentrate 84,000 French troops against 72,000 Austrians. At
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Cuirassier Regiment Nr. 3. He was successful leading his cavalry at the
230:(23 June 1759 – 29 March 1812) served as an Austrian general during the
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Ferdinand Tige announced the appointment of the Prince of Vaudémont as
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supported by strong artillery batteries. A French division led by
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321:(colonel) in the Austrian army. Vaudémont was assigned to the
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In March 1799, the Prince of Vaudémont served in the army of
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on 25 March 1799. He commanded an infantry division at the
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River. He transferred to the Army of the Upper Rhine under
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on 29–31 October 1805. His division was made up of the
329:. In February 1792, he was appointed commander of the
294:, Charles, his younger brother Joseph, and the entire
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958:Austrian Empire commanders of the Napoleonic Wars
356:in the Army of the Upper Rhine as a commander of
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444:Dragoon Regiment Nr. 7, and one squadron of the
228:Joseph Maria Louis, Prince of Lorraine-Vaudémont
440:Infantry Regiment Nr. 21, two squadrons of the
412:. He commanded a brigade that consisted of the
354:Maximilian Anton Karl, Count Baillet de Latour
8:
752:. Barnsley, South Yorkshire: Pen and Sword.
242:. He fought in the Austrian army during the
848:"Kaiserliche und k.k. Generale (1618-1815)"
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923:"Louis III of Lorraine, Prince de Brionne"
850:(in German). Österreichisches Staatsarchiv
333:Dragoon Regiment Nr. 37. He fought at the
20:Joseph Louis, Prince of Lorraine-Vaudémont
15:
828:"Austrian Army in Germany, 18 March 1799"
467:the main armies fought to a draw, but at
973:People of the War of the First Coalition
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867:. Westport, Conn.: Praeger Publishers.
865:Napoleon's Italian Campaigns: 1805–1815
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904:Smith, Digby; Kudrna, Leopold (2008).
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528:on 22 January 1808. Vaudémont died at
313:On 7 June 1791, vice president of the
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455:commanded the army in Swabia. In the
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471:the French massed 20,000 men under
846:Schmidt-Brentano, Antonio (2006).
571:Vandepas, Fettes & Mahler 2023
416:Cuirassier Regiment Nr. 1 and the
327:Blasius Columban, Baron von Bender
14:
406:Archduke Charles, Duke of Teschen
400:Battle of Stockach, 25 March 1799
278:(1751–1825) and his sisters were
276:Charles Eugene, Prince of Lambesc
238:and offered his services to the
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810:(in German). napoleon-online.de
793:(in German). napoleon-online.de
520:Dragoon Regiment Nr. 4 and the
380:on 24 October. He was promoted
863:Schneid, Frederick C. (2002).
284:Princess Charlotte of Lorraine
280:Princess Joséphine of Lorraine
254:. He died in Hungary in 1812.
1:
887:The Napoleonic Wars Data Book
806:Ebert, Jens-Florian (2022b).
789:Ebert, Jens-Florian (2022a).
457:Battles of Stockach and Engen
774:. Vol. 2. Leonaur Ltd.
436:Infantry Regiment Nr. 1 and
364:, he led his cavalry at the
347:Dagobert Sigmund von Wurmser
448:Uhlan Regiment Nr. 1.
392:War of the Second Coalition
248:War of the Second Coalition
183:War of the Second Coalition
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309:War of the First Coalition
252:War of the Third Coalition
244:War of the First Coalition
210:War of the Third Coalition
151:War of the First Coalition
748:Arnold, James R. (2005).
232:French Revolutionary Wars
198:Battle of Stockach (1800)
188:Battle of Stockach (1799)
25:
461:Jean Victor Marie Moreau
376:on 3 September, and the
272:Louis, Prince of Brionne
768:Dodge, Theodore Ayrault
559:Smith & Kudrna 2008
526:General der Kavallerie
451:In the 1800 campaign,
426:First Battle of Zurich
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382:Feldmarschall-Leutnant
362:Rhine campaign of 1796
193:First Battle of Zurich
138:General der Kavallerie
32:Vaudémont coat of arms
908:. napoleon-series.org
889:. London: Greenhill.
637:Schmidt-Brentano 2006
399:
325:under the command of
378:Battle of Schliengen
323:Austrian Netherlands
176:Battle of Schliengen
735:, pp. 169–171.
723:, pp. 221–223.
711:, pp. 181–182.
699:, pp. 201–202.
478:Battle of Messkirch
370:Battle of Neresheim
366:Battle of Ettlingen
305:Regiment Nr. 10.
203:Battle of Messkirch
166:Battle of Neresheim
161:Battle of Ettlingen
536:on 29 March 1812.
534:Kingdom of Hungary
514:Battle of Caldiero
490:Dominique Vandamme
486:Joseph Montrichard
422:Battle of Stockach
402:
374:Battle of Würzburg
372:on 11 August, the
335:Battle of Jemappes
215:Battle of Caldiero
171:Battle of Würzburg
156:Battle of Jemappes
978:People from Paris
948:Austrian generals
781:978-0-85706-600-8
292:French Revolution
270:. His father was
268:Kingdom of France
240:Habsburg monarchy
236:French Revolution
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968:1812 deaths
963:1759 births
697:Arnold 2005
608:Ebert 2022b
583:Ebert 2022a
494:Sigmaringen
418:Duke Albert
358:cuirassiers
942:Categories
742:References
721:Dodge 2011
709:Smith 1998
685:Smith 1998
673:Dodge 2011
661:Smith 1998
620:Smith 1998
446:Motschlitz
303:Cuirassier
85:Allegiance
68:1812-03-30
45:1759-06-23
482:Messkirch
453:Paul Kray
438:Gemmingen
386:Villingen
266:, in the
912:30 April
885:(1998).
854:15 April
826:(1993).
814:30 April
797:30 April
770:(2011).
518:Levenehr
469:Stockach
300:Lorraine
250:and the
124:Service/
532:in the
506:inhaber
442:Waldeck
129:Cavalry
79:Hungary
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510:Kaiser
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414:Kaiser
410:Swabia
331:Coburg
319:Oberst
126:branch
75:Szeged
55:France
929:1 May
837:2 May
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522:Savoy
465:Engen
343:Rhine
264:Paris
51:Paris
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