battle of sempach (Meaning)
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battle of sempach (n)
the Swiss Confederation escaped Hapsburg domination by their victory in 1386
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battle of sempach Sentence Examples
- The Battle of Sempach was a decisive conflict in the Swiss-Habsburg wars.
- The battle took place on July 9, 1386, near the town of Sempach, Switzerland.
- The Swiss Confederation defeated the Habsburg forces led by Duke Leopold III of Austria.
- The Swiss victory at the Battle of Sempach marked a turning point in the Swiss struggle for independence.
- The battle is commemorated by a monument erected on the site where the fighting took place.
- The Battle of Sempach is considered by many to be the most important battle in Swiss history.
- The battle was fought between a Swiss army of 1,500 men and a Habsburg army of 4,000 men.
- The Swiss army was led by Arnold von Winkelried, who is said to have sacrificed his life to break through the Austrian lines.
- The Battle of Sempach is a popular subject of Swiss art and literature.
- The battle has been the subject of several films, including a 1943 film directed by Leopold Lindtberg.
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the Swiss Confederation escaped Hapsburg domination by their victory in 1386
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The Battle of Sempach was a decisive conflict in the Swiss-Habsburg wars.
The battle took place on July 9, 1386, near the town of Sempach, Switzerland.
The Swiss Confederation defeated the Habsburg forces led by Duke Leopold III of Austria.
The Swiss victory at the Battle of Sempach marked a turning point in the Swiss struggle for independence.
