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Louis Marie Turreau

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Before the Revolution, he had not had any real military activity, having entered the guards corps of the comte d’Artois but only been inscribed for supernumerary roles (he was only a reservist). On the Revolution, he entered the
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from 29 December, but he again regarded this post with little enthusiasm. Before he arrived at his post, the last elements of the
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he was sent as an envoy to Switzerland. In May and June 1800, he commanded a division in a diversionary attack on
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he was not prosecuted, either for libel or for the colonnes infernales. He was on the list of those awarded the
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at the Battle of the Tech (Pla-del-Rey) on 13–15 October. In January 1794, he denounced fellow general
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and set out to fight on the northern frontiers. Made a colonel in November, he was integrated into the
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from 12 October until 27 November 1793. During that period, he was defeated by Spanish General
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Louis-Marie Turreau's father was fiscal procurator for waters and forests to the
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French Republican military leaders of the French Revolutionary Wars
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Banyuls-sur-Mer, l'Heritage du 25 Frimaire An II des Somatents
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depicting massacres by the Colonnes Infernales under Turreau
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In the spring of 1794, the government with the approval of
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French military personnel of the French Revolutionary Wars
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Abbaye Saint-Pierre et Saint-Paul de ChĂątillon-lĂšs-Conches
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Louis Turreau Sa Defaite au Pla-del-Rey Un Secret Defense
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Mémoire contre le retour éphémÚre des hommes à privilÚges
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Barnsley, South Yorkshire, UK: Pen & Sword, 2005.
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Republican military leaders of the War in the Vendée
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He served as head of the 310:, before becoming mayor of 751: 655:by Bernard Prats in French 647:by Bernard Prats in French 624:Marengo & Hohenlinden. 412: 391:ArmĂ©e catholique et royale 383:Committee of Public Safety 253:– 10 December 1816, 516:In 1814, he submitted to 271:French Revolutionary Wars 182:French Revolutionary Wars 27: 559:colonne (the Arch shows 511:United States of America 399:François SĂ©verin Marceau 379:Eustache Charles d'Aoust 259:Turreau de Garambouville 51:Turreau de Garambouville 735:Politicide perpetrators 409:The colonnes infernales 34:Painting of Turreau by 427: 205:Name inscribed on the 690:French mass murderers 604:Arnold, p 118 and 130 422: 242:[lwimaʁityʁo] 238:French pronunciation: 202:Knight of Saint-Louis 143:Years of service 125:First French Republic 113:Kingdom of the French 700:French war criminals 534:cross of Saint-Louis 395:Jean-Baptiste KlĂ©ber 530:Bourbon Restoration 495:National Convention 415:Colonnes infernales 352:Army of the Moselle 291:Baron of the Empire 283:First French Empire 275:colonnes infernales 263:Turreau de LiniĂšres 234:Louis-Marie Turreau 211:Baron of the Empire 155:GĂ©nĂ©ral de division 137:First French Empire 55:Turreau de LiniĂšres 22:Louis-Marie Turreau 680:People from Évreux 445:. 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Louis Hersent
Musée Carnavalet
Évreux
Conches
Kingdom of France
Kingdom of the French
First French Republic
First French Empire
Général de division
Armée des Pyrénées orientales
Armée de l'Ouest
French Revolutionary Wars
War in the Vendée
Knight of Saint-Louis
Arc de Triomphe
Baron of the Empire
Belle-Île
French Ambassador to the United States
[lwimaʁityʁo]
Évreux
Eure
Conches
general officer
French Revolutionary Wars
colonnes infernales
war in the Vendée
First French Empire
ambassador to the United States
Baron of the Empire

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