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hohenlinden (n)
a town in Bavaria (near Munich)
a battle during the Napoleonic Wars (1800); the French defeated the Austrians
hohenlinden Sentence Examples
- The Battle of Hohenlinden, fought in 1800, was a decisive French victory over Austria.
- The Moreau army conducted a surprise attack at Hohenlinden, catching the Austrian forces off guard.
- The Archduke John of Austria led the Austrian army at Hohenlinden, while General Moreau commanded the French forces.
- The battle at Hohenlinden lasted for several hours, with fierce fighting on both sides.
- The French cavalry played a crucial role in the outcome of the Battle of Hohenlinden.
- The victory at Hohenlinden strengthened Napoleon's position as First Consul of France.
- The Hohenlinden campaign was characterized by rapid maneuvers and quick decision-making.
- The battle at Hohenlinden is often cited as a classic example of Napoleonic military strategy.
- The French victory at Hohenlinden marked a turning point in the Napoleonic Wars.
- The Battle of Hohenlinden inspired several works of art and literature, such as the poem "Hohenlinden" by Thomas Campbell.
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a town in Bavaria (near Munich), a battle during the Napoleonic Wars (1800); the French defeated the Austrians
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The Battle of Hohenlinden, fought in 1800, was a decisive French victory over Austria.
The Moreau army conducted a surprise attack at Hohenlinden, catching the Austrian forces off guard.
The Archduke John of Austria led the Austrian army at Hohenlinden, while General Moreau commanded the French forces.
The battle at Hohenlinden lasted for several hours, with fierce fighting on both sides.
