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Austria's defeat at the battle of Hohenlinden on 3 December 1800 created a power vacuum in the area now known as Germany, and Napoleon quickly transformed this zone into a pro-French 'cordon sanitaire', establishing the Duchy of Berg, which he later united with Kleve. Like Kleve-Berg, Westfalia was also ruled entirely according to French law, and both provided troops for the French Emperor. In this first of five volumes concerning Napoleon's German allies, Otto Von Pivka explores the Napoleonic campaigns, uniforms, flags, and standards of Westfalia and Kleve-Berg.
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Napoleon's German Allies 1. Westfalia and Kleve-Berg, Otto von Pivka
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- Title
- Napoleon's German Allies 1. Westfalia and Kleve-Berg
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Otto von Pivka
- Publisher
- Osprey Publishing
- Released
- 1975
- Format
- Paperback
- Series
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- Austria's defeat at the battle of Hohenlinden on 3 December 1800 created a power vacuum in the area now known as Germany, and Napoleon quickly transformed this zone into a pro-French 'cordon sanitaire', establishing the Duchy of Berg, which he later united with Kleve. Like Kleve-Berg, Westfalia was also ruled entirely according to French law, and both provided troops for the French Emperor. In this first of five volumes concerning Napoleon's German allies, Otto Von Pivka explores the Napoleonic campaigns, uniforms, flags, and standards of Westfalia and Kleve-Berg.