battle of Wagram
- proper noun
- The battle of Wagram was a decisive victory for Napoleon.
Examples
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The battle of Wagram marked a turning point in Napoleon's campaign against Austria.
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Historians often debate the tactics used at the battle of Wagram.
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After the battle of Wagram, the political landscape of Europe changed significantly.
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Did the battle of Wagram take place in 1809?
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The battle of Wagram was a pivotal moment in the Napoleonic Wars, solidifying Napoleon's power over Europe.
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Following the battle of Wagram, Austria faced significant territorial losses to France.
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Many historians consider the battle of Wagram a key event that influenced the outcome of the Napoleonic Wars.
Synonyms
A battle near Vienna in 1809 where Napoleon defeated the Austrians
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Etymology
Battle of Wagram is named after the village of Wagram, where in 1809 two large armies met on wide fields and fought a major battle led by Napoleon. That clear image of a big fight and Napoleon's victory helps explain why the name now refers to that important military event in European history.