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Schliengen is a muni****lity in
southwestern Germany in the
state of Baden-Württemberg, in the
Kreis (district) of Lörrach.
Schliengen's claim to international...
- At the
Battle of
Schliengen (24
October 1796), the
French Army of the
Rhine and
Moselle under the
command of Jean-Victor
Moreau and the
Austrian army under...
- Würzburg and Limburg, and then won
victories at Wetzlar,
Emmendingen and
Schliengen that
forced Jean
Victor Marie Moreau to
withdraw across the Rhine. He...
- seat at Basel, and from 1528
until 1792 at Porrentruy, and
thereafter at
Schliengen. As an
imperial estate, the prince-bishop had a seat and
voting rights...
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Friedberg (Bavaria)
Battle of
Biberach (1796)
Battle of
Emmendingen Battle of
Schliengen Battle of
Diersheim (1797) War of the
Second Coalition Battle of C****ano...
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particular distinction at the
Battle of
Emmendingen and the
Battle of
Schliengen. He
afterwards joined the
Russian army, and in 1801 took up his residence...
- 7625 Zell im Wiesental, Häg-Ehrsberg 7626 Kandern, Malsburg-Marzell,
Schliengen 7627 Steinen, Rheinfeden-Adelhausen 7628 Efringen-Kirchen, Fischingen...
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castle surrounded by a moat
situated in the
center of the town of
Schliengen.
Schliengen is
located in the
district of Lörrach, Baden-Württemberg, in the...
- parti****ting in the
summer fighting Swabia. In
October 1796, at the
Battle of
Schliengen, the
Corps made a
spirited attack on the
village of Steinstadt, which...
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Forest mountain towns to the south,
where the
armies fought the
Battle of
Schliengen five days later. Initially, the
rulers of
Europe viewed the
French Revolution...
