of Bazeilles . partof the wars of German unification conflict FrancoPrussianWar date 19 July 1870 ... book last Howard first Michael title The FrancoPrussianWar The German Invasion of France 1870 1871 ... PrussianWar the German invasion of France, 1870 1871. New York City Macmillan, 1962, p. 453. ref Campaignbox FrancoPrussianWar The FrancoPrussianWar or Franco German War , often referred to in France ..., during the time of the Paris Commune uprising of 1871. Causes main Causes of the FrancoPrussianWar refimprove section date February 2012 The causes of the FrancoPrussianWar are deeply rooted in the events ... being forced to resign from the role of Chancellor, that I knew that a FrancoPrussianWar must take ... cite book last Wawro first Geoffrey title The FrancoPrussianWar year 2003 publisher Cambridge University ... of the two armies at the beginning of the warFrancoPrussianWar Order of Battle The French Army ... main Battle of Wissembourg 1870 File French soldiers in the FrancoPrussianWar 1870 71.jpg thumb French soldiers in the FrancoPrussianWar 1870 71 Upon learning from captured Prussian soldiers ..., without success. ref Howard 1991 , p. 101. ref The first action of the FrancoPrussianWar took ... French loss was sealed when the 180,000 soldiers surrendered on 27 October. File Francoprussianwar faubourg Metz.jpg thumb left FrancoPrussianwar of 1870. Defence of Metz by the French Army. As a result ... of the French Army during the FrancoPrussianWar. On 18 January the new German Empire was proclaimed ... 3 January 1871, during the FrancoPrussianWar in and around Biefvillers l s Bapaume and Bapaume ...Infobox military conflict image File Collage FrancoPrussian War.jpg 300px caption Clockwise from top ... Franco Austrian War in Italy, and in Mexico in support of the Second Mexican Empire . The infantry ... war strategy. In practice, a chief of staff was a much more important figure in the Prussian Army than ... Hungarians, still smarting after their defeat by Prussia in the Austro PrussianWar, were treading ... more details
main FrancoPrussianWar wikisource The Fight at Dame Europa s School The causes of the FrancoPrussianWar are deeply rooted in the events surrounding balance of power after the Napoleonic Wars . France ... & Co. Michael Howard historian Howard, Michael . The FrancoPrussianWar The German Invasion ... PrussianWar The German Conquest of France in 1870 1871 Cambridge Cambridge University Press, 2003. ISBN 0 521 58436 1 See also French German enmity External links commonscat FrancoPrussianWar http ... the Franco German War 1870 71 http www.deuframat.de Texts and documents about German French relations and an essay on the Franco German war Notes div class references small style moz column count 3 column count 3 Reflist div GermanUnification Category FrancoPrussianWar Category Causes of warFrancoPrussianWar, Causes of the it Cause della guerra franco prussiana ... by Prussia herself. ref name Wawro cite book last Wawro first Geoffrey title The FrancoPrussian ... acquired millions of new citizens as a result of the Austro PrussianWar , ref Wawro 2003 , p ... Prussia again. As part of the settlement of the Austro PrussianWar in 1866, secret treaties of mutual ... German States in a war against Prussia, he considered himself sure of defeating the Prussian ... the Austro PrussianWar. Sensitive to the threat of a major power controlling the strategically ... and Otto von Bismarck s becoming minister in Prussia, events soon brought them to war after the Austro PrussianWar of 1866. European Wars and the balance of power 1865 1866 In October 1865, Napoleon III , ruler of France, met with Prussian Prime Minister Otto von Bismarck in Biarritz, France . It was there that the two ... to go to war with Prussia, a move which violated the agreement Napoleon had made with Bismarck. ref ... Austrian army at the Battle of K niggr tz also known as Sadowa or Sadov in the Austro PrussianWar of 1866, negotiations were being held between Austria and Prussia in July and August of that year ... more details
This is an order of battle of the French and German Armies at the beginning of the FrancoPrussianWar in 1870 . France Order of battle at the beginning of the war Army of the Rhine Commander in Chief Emperor Napol on III Imperial Guard Corps Garde imp riale General Charles Denis Bourbaki Bourbaki 1st Infantry Division 2nd Infantry Division Cavalry Division 1st Corps 1er corps Marshal de Mac Mahon 1st Infantry Division 2nd Infantry Division 3rd Infantry Division 4th Infantry Division Cavalry Division 2nd Corps 2e corps General Charles Auguste Frossard Frossard 1st Infantry Division 2nd Infantry Division 3rd Infantry Division Cavalry Division 3rd Corps 3e corps Marshal Achille Bazaine Bazaine 1st Infantry Division 2nd Infantry Division 3rd Infantry Division 4th Infantry Division Cavalry Division 4th Corps 4e corps General Paul de Ladmirault de Ladmirault 1st Infantry Division 2nd Infantry Division 3rd Infantry Division Cavalry Division 5th Corps 5e corps General Pierre Louis Charles de Failly de Failly 1st Infantry Division 2nd Infantry Division 3rd Infantry Division Cavalry Division 6th Corps 6e corps Marshal Fran ois Certain Canrobert Canrobert 1st Infantry Division 2nd Infantry Division 3rd Infantry Division 4th Infantry Division Cavalry Division 7th Corps 7e corps General F lix Charles Douay F. Douay 1st Infantry Division 2nd Infantry Division 3rd Infantry Division Cavalry Division Cavalry Reserve Corps Corps de r serve de cavalerie 1st Reserve Cavalry Division 2nd Reserve Cavalry Division 3rd Reserve Cavalry Division French Infantry divisions were square division square divisions , with two infantry brigades of two infantry regiments each. Generally, one brigade per division ..., 1871 . Category Military units and formations of the FrancoPrussianWar Category Orders of battle ... 4th Combined Brandenburg Landwehr Regiment 3rd Combined Landwehr Division West Prussian Landwehr Brigade West Prussian Combined Landwehr Regiment Lower Silesian Combined Landwehr Regiment Posen ... more details
the conflict in order to bring about the North German Confederation, the FrancoPrussianWar and the eventual ... with Prussia in the FrancoPrussianWar in 1870, and then to accede to the crowning of King Wilhelm ..., 1869. partof the wars of Unification of Germany German unification conflict Austro PrussianWar Seven Weeks War date 14 June 23 August 1866 place Bohemia , Germany, Italy and Adriatic Sea result Decisive Kingdom of Prussia Prussian victory territory Peace of Prague 1866 Peace of Prague Prussia annexes ... German and Italian Campaignbox Austro PrussianWar The Austro PrussianWar or Seven Weeks War ... interpretations of Otto von Bismarck s behavior prior to the Austrian Prussianwar, which concentrate ... of war against Austria. Many historians believe that Bismarck was simply a Prussian expansionism ... intervene in a potential Austro Prussianwar. The exact content discussed is unknown, but many historians ... encouraged to go to war by the advantages that the Prussian army enjoyed over that of the Austrian ... important personalities within the Prussian army were War Minister Albrecht von Roon Albrecht Graf von ... Franco Austrian War of 1859, French troops had taken advantage of the fact that the rifles of the time ... from this war. Second French Empire French Emperor Napoleon III , who expected a Prussian defeat, chose ... of the Austro PrussianWar, 1866 colspan 3 style padding 0 File Map AustroPrussianWar.svg 550px Alliances in the Austro Prussia War alt Map of alliances in the Austro PrussianWar style background ... campaign of the war occurred in Bohemia . Prussian Chief of the General Staff Helmuth von Moltke the Elder Helmuth von Moltke had planned meticulously for the war. He rapidly mobilized the Prussian ... File Map AustroPrussianWar annexed.svg thumb right Aftermath of the Austro PrussianWar. Prussia ... GermanUnification Category Austro PrussianWar Category 1866 in Austria Category 1866 in Prussia ar ... Confederation war .svg border 22px alt link German Confederation German Confed. flag Austrian ... more details
the Zeughaus around 1900 Behrenstra e 66 List of Prussian Ministers of War class wikitable border 0 colspan 3 Prussian Ministers of War, 1808 1918 style background efefef Minister style background ... 9 November 1918 and 2 January 1919 there was no Prussian Minister of War. Prussian Ministers of War Use dmy dates date June 2011 Category Prussian Ministers of War Category Lists of government ministers ...PoliticsPrussia The Prussia n War Ministry was gradually established between 1808 and 1809 as part of a series of reforms initiated by the Military Reorganization Commission created after the disastrous Treaties of Tilsit Treaty of Tilsit . The War Ministry was to help bring the army under constitutional control, and, along with the German General Staff General Staff systematize the conduct of warfare. Gerhard von Scharnhorst , the most prominent and influential of the reformers, served as acting war minister from roughly 1808 until 1810 he was also Chief of the General Staff . The War Ministry was established on 25 December 1808, replacing the old military institutions. The Ministry consisted of two departments. The first department was responsible for the command and condition of the army, the second for its financial administration. At first, no War Minister was appointed due to the resistance of Frederick William III of Prussia Frederick William III . Gerhard von Scharnhorst became head of the first department the General War Department Allgemeines Kriegsdepartement and Lieutenant Colonel Graf Lottum became head of the second department. Scharnhorst also functioned as acting War Minister, as long as no permanent appointment was made. The first department in turn consisted of three divisions. The first division represented the continuation of the old Adjutancy General and was also known as the secret military cabinet . It in turn had control over the general war chancellery. The second division of the War Ministry dealt with general army matters troop formations, replacements ... more details
Franco Spanish War may refer to any war between France and Spain, including Italian War of 1521 1526 Franco Spanish War 1521 1526 , part of the Italian Wars War of the League of Cognac Franco Spanish War 1527 1529 , part of the Italian Wars Italian War of 1536&ndash 1538 Franco Spanish War 1536 1538 , part of the Italian Wars Italian War of 1542 1546 Franco Spanish War 1542 1544 , part of the Italian Wars Italian War of 1551 1559 Franco Spanish War 1551 1559 , part of the Italian Wars French Wars of Religion War with Spain 1595 98 Franco Spanish War 1595 1598 , part of the French Wars of Religion War of the Mantuan Succession Franco Spanish War 1628 1630 , called the War of the Mantuan Succession Franco Spanish War 1635 1659 , initially part of the Thirty Years WarWar of Devolution Franco Spanish War 1667 1668 , known as the War of Devolution Franco Dutch WarFranco Spanish War 1672 1678 , part of the Franco Dutch War Nine Years WarFranco Spanish War 1688 1697 , part of the Nine Years WarWar of the Quadruple Alliance Franco Spanish War 1718 1720 , part of the War of the Quadruple Alliance War of the Pyrenees Franco Spanish War 1793 1795 , part of the War of the First Coalition Peninsular WarFranco Spanish War 1808 1814 , known as the Peninsular War Hundred Thousand Sons of Saint Louis Franco Spanish War 1823 , a French army suppresses the Trienio Liberal Spanish liberal government disambig Category France Spain relations es Guerra franco espa ola hu Francia spanyol h bor k egy rtelm s t lap tl Digmaang Franco Espa ol ... more details
The term Franco Austrian War primarily refers to the Second Italian War of Independence . Franco Austrian War may also refer to any of a number of wars between France and Austria Part of the Thirty Years War 1635 1648 The Franco Dutch War 1672 1678 The War of the Grand Alliance 1688 1697 The War of the Spanish Succession 1701 1714 The War of the Polish Succession 1733 1735 The War of the Austrian Succession 1741 1748 The French Revolutionary Wars War of the First Coalition 1792 1797 War of the Second Coalition 1798 1801 Parts of the Napoleonic Wars War of the Third Coalition 1805 War of the Fifth Coalition 1809 War of the Sixth Coalition 1813 1814 World War I 1914 1918 disambig ... more details
The term Franco Russian War can refer to any of a number of wars between France and Russia class wikitable border 1 Name Results 1 War of the Polish Succession 1733 1735 Indefinite 2 War of the Austrian Succession 1748 Indefinite 3 War of the Second Coalition 1798 1802 French victory 4 War of the Third Coalition 1805 French victory 5 War of the Fourth Coalition 1806 1807 French victory 6 French invasion of Russia Napoleon s invasion of Russia 1812 Russian victory 7 War of the Sixth Coalition 1813 1814 Russian victory 8 Crimean War 1854 1856 French victory See also Russo Turkish Wars Russo Swedish Wars disambiguation Russo Persian Wars disambiguation Polish Russian War noinclude sl Francosko ruske vojne vi Chi n tranh Ph p Nga noinclude disambig ... more details
File First Franco Moroccan War 1844.jpg thumb upright 1.5 Theater of the First Franco Moroccan War 1844 . Campaignbox First Franco Moroccan WarFranco Moroccan conflicts The Franco Moroccan War comprised a series of conflicts fought between France and its French colonial empire colonial administrators on one side, and the Saadi Empire sultanate of Morocco on the other. The principal cause of war involved the retreat of Algerian resistance leader Abd al Qadir al Jaza iri Abd al Q dir into Morocco following French victories over many of his tribal supporters in the French conquest of Algeria . The name of the conflict can be misleading however, seeing the first conflict between the two nations took place during the Larache expedition , after the Seven Years War . Prelude Abd Al Q dir had begun using northeastern Morocco as a refuge and a recruiting base as early as 1840, and French military movements against Abd al Q dir heightened border tensions at that time. France made repeated diplomatic demands of sultan Abderrahmane of Morocco Abd al Rahman to stop Moroccan support for Abd al Q dir, but political divisions within the sultanate made this virtually impossible. Tensions were again heightened in 1843, when French forces chased a column of Abd al Q dir supporters deep into Morocco ... to French forces in December 1847. See also Alaouite sultanate of Morocco Second Franco Moroccan War Rif War 1920 France Morocco relations References cite book title Jihad and its interpretations in pre ... Armed Conflict Events Database Franco Moroccan War 124 B.C. 1912 A.D. Category History of Morocco ... as a de facto declaration of war . While they did not act immediately, French military authorities threatened ... left Bombardment of Tangiers , engraving by N.E. Sotain . The war began on August 6, 1844, when a French ... The war was formally ended September 10, with the signing of the Treaty of Tangiers , in which ... krig pt Guerra franco marroquina ... more details
Infobox military conflict conflict Franco Dutch War partof image File 1672 Dutch War.jpg 250px caption ... or soon after the Franco Dutch War reflecting the contemporary situation of French sailors and soldiers .... WEYGAND, General Turenne, Paris Americ Edit., 1929. Commons category Franco Dutch War Category ... Republic Michiel de Ruyter strength1 strength2 casualties1 casualties2 notes Campaignbox Dutch War The Franco Dutch War , often called simply the Dutch War French language French La Guerre de Hollande 1672&ndash 78 was a war fought by Kingdom of France France , Swedish Empire Sweden , the Prince ... quadruple alliance . The war ended with the Treaty of Nijmegen of 1678, which granted France control ... given by that Republic to Spain during the War of Devolution 1667 68 . A primary objective ..., by threatening Brandenburg if that state should intervene in the war against France. Preparations Measures taken by Michel Le Tellier , marquis de Louvois 1639 91 , Secretary of War under Louis ... this never happened . The War After unexpectedly bypassing the fortress of Maastricht , the French ... Anglo French fleet these events are usually called the Third Anglo Dutch War . England then abandoned the war in 1674. Already, allies had joined the Dutch cause the Frederick William, Elector of Brandenburg ... his plans of conquering the Dutch and revert to a slow, cautious war of attrition around the French ... to claim sovereignty over Acadia on paper for the duration of the war, even appointing ... abandoned. During their war against England, the Dutch also occupied New York City , which had ... left the war. File Seeschlacht vor Messina 1678.jpg thumb In the naval battle of Messina the French ... royal dynasties of the time the Stuarts and the Bourbons . The war marked the beginning of a rivalry ..., which in the final years of the war fought almost alone against a powerful coalition, left the episode .... Chronological list of key events 1672 Battle of Sole Bay June 7 Third Anglo Dutch War 1673 Battle ... more details
Refimprove date October 2010 Infobox Military Conflict conflict Franco Turkish War partof Turkish War ... unknown casualties2 unknown notes Theaters of the Turkish War of Independence Campaignbox France Turkish War French colonial campaigns The Franco Turkish War or Cilicia War French language French ... 1921. It was intended to end the Franco Turkish war, ref http www.indiana.edu league 1921.htm League ... also Chronology of the Turkish War of Independence Franco Turkish relations References reflist External ... battalion s ref name murat Murat G nal Ataman The supplies activities during the Turkish war of independence ... of World War I . French interest in the region resulted from the Sykes Picot Agreement and the subsequent ... national liberation movement by the Allies of World War I allies during World War I was signed ... war Image AntepGaziler.jpg thumb A French army officer with five Turkish prisoners from Antep . On the officer ... Turkish War 1919 1922 Greek threat , the French seemed less dangerous to Mustafa Kemal Atat rk ... further to the war effort by taking part in the recapture of other centers in the region, forcing ... troops leaving Osmaniye . In the early stages of the Greco Turkish War 1919 1922 Greco Turkish War , French and Greek troops jointly crossed the Meri River and occupied the town of Uzunk pr ... of Constantinople. In September 1922, at the end of that war, during the Greek pull out after ... had better relations with the Turkish nationals during the Turkish War of Independence , chiefly ... Franco Turkish relations were maintained, at least until the question of Alexandretta was solved, by applying ..., 1918 1921 Armenian history site with information about the French Cilicia Campaign. Turkish War of Independence Category Franco Turkish War de Franz sische Besetzung Kilikiens fr Campagne de Cilicie id Perang Perancis Turki he lt Pranc zijos Turkijos karas pt Guerra Franco Turca ro R zboiul franco turc tr Kurtulu Sava G ney Cephesi ... more details
Infobox Military Conflict conflict Franco Syrian War, Interwar period Interwar Period image File Maysaloun2.jpg 300px caption Syrian soldiers at Maysalun, 1920 date January, 1920 July 25, 1920 place Syria result Faisal I of Iraq King Faisal expelled to British controlled Iraq br French victory establishment of French Mandate of Syria combatant1 Image Flag of France.svg 23px French Third Republic France combatant2 File Flag of Kingdom of Syria 1920 03 08 to 1920 07 24 .svg 22px Arab Kingdom of Syria Syria Arab militias commander1 flagicon France Henri Gouraud French Army officer Henri Gouraud commander2 File Flag of Kingdom of Syria 1920 03 08 to 1920 07 24 .svg 22px Faisal I of Iraq King Faisal br File Flag of Kingdom of Syria 1920 03 08 to 1920 07 24 .svg 22px Yusuf al Azma strength1 strength2 casualties1 casualties2 casualties3 5,000 killed Campaignbox Franco Syrian war French colonial campaigns The Franco Syrian War took place during 1920, between the Hashemite rulers of the newly established Arab Kingdom of Syria and France . During a series of engagements, which climaxed in the Battle of Maysalun , French forces defeated the rebel forces of the Hashemite King of Syria monarch Faisal I of Iraq King Faisal , and his supporters, entering Damascus on July 24, 1920. The British government , concerned for their position in the new mandate in Iraq , agreed to declare the fugitive Faisal as the new king of Iraq. Syria was effectively divided into several client states under the French ... Franco Syrian War Category Conflicts in 1920 Category 1920 in Syria Category Wars involving Syria Category Wars involving France fr Guerre franco syrienne no Den fransk syriske krig pt Guerra franco ... of World War I, the Egyptian Expeditionary forces of Edmund Allenby captured Damascus on September 30 ... of the French over Syria. Shortly, the war of Syrian Arab nationalists with French shortly became ... 1920 The final stage of the war took place on July 24, 1920, cn date April 2012 when the French ... more details
For the 1893 conflict Franco Siamese War Infobox military conflict conflict Franco Thai War partof World War II image File Indochine fran aise 1913 .jpg 300px caption French Indochina date October 1940 ... ship grounded notes campaignbox Franco Thai War Campaignbox South East Asia French colonial campaigns The Franco Thai War lang th lang fr Guerre franco tha landaise 1940 1941 was fought ... that the war was turning against its pupil and ally, imposed its mediation between the two parties ... War Thailand Fights France. Sarakadee Press. ref br 307 wounded br 21 captured br 8 13 aircraft ... to Thailand. Negotiations with France shortly before World War II had shown that the French government ... File Renault FT17 IMG 8414.jpg 180px thumb left Vichy s troops used a handful of World War I vintage ... to have been flown by men with plenty of war experience. ref Elphick, Peter. 1995 Singapore the Pregnable ... Khum and Phum Preav, initiating the fiercest battle of the war. Because of over complicated orders ... and The German Foreign Ministry ordered Robert Eyssen to join the celebration. After the war, in October ... 30 of the French aircraft were rendered unserviceable by the end of the war, some as a result of minor ... book first Spencer last Tucker authorlink title Encyclopedia of World War II A Political, Social ... web 20091027105105 http geocities.com thailandwwii ftw.html The French Thai War http www.ww2f.com cbi theater 22091 vichy versus asia franco siamese war 1941 a.html The 1941 franco siamese war in the WWII context World War II French Indochina History of Thailand 1932 1973 Occupation of France DEFAULTSORT ... Category Wars involving Thailand Category Military history of Thailand during World War II Category Concurrent wars to World War II Category Military battles of Vichy France Category 1940 in France ... Vietnam de Franz sisch Thail ndischer Krieg fr Guerre franco tha landaise gl Guerra Franco Tailandesa ko id Perang Perancis Thailand it Guerra franco thailandese ja pt Guerra ... more details
For the 1940 41 conflict Franco Thai War Infobox military conflict conflict Franco Siamese War 1893 image File Art of Paknam incident.jpg 250px caption French ships Inconstant and Com te under fire in the Paknam incident, July 13, 1893 date 1893 place French Indochina , Siam result French victory Entente Cordiale territory Laos ceded to French Indochina combatant1 flagicon France French Third Republic France flag French Indochina combatant2 flag Thailand 1855 name Siam commander1 flagicon France Auguste Pavie br flagicon France Jean de Lanessan commander2 flagicon Thailand 1855 Chulalongkorn br flagicon Thailand 1855 Devavongse br flagicon Thailand 1855 small Andreas du Plessis de Richelieu Phraya Chonlayutyothin small strength1 strength2 casualties1 casualties2 Franco Siamese War French colonial campaigns The Franco Siamese War of 1893 was a conflict between the French Third Republic and the Rattanakosin ... in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The result of the Franco Siamese War was the cession of Laos ... commons category Franco Siamese War http www.onwar.com aced nation tap thailand ffrancesiam1893.htm ... The Case of Kieng Chek Kham Muon before the Franco Siamese Mixed Court. Constitution of the Mixed ... books?id MHYsAAAAIAAJ&q Inconstant Comete&dq Inconstant Comete&pgis 1 title & 39 Commerce in War .... ref name Simms The conflict led to the signature of the Franco Siamese Treaty, on October 3, 1893. ref name Simms Franco Siamese trial Following the killing of Grosgurin, the Commissioner of the Kammuon ... archive publisher New York Times date accessdate 2012 02 03 ref A Franco Siamese Mixed Court was subsequently ... and British were on the verge of war over two different routes leading to Yunnan . Two major difficulties stopped these two powers from war. The first was the geography of the land made it difficult to move troops efficiently and therefore would have made waging a war very costly and most likely ... Siam 1893 pt Guerra Franco Siamesa ru th . . 112 vi Chi n tranh ... more details
See also Emirate of Trarza The Franco Trarzan War of 1825 was a conflict between the forces of the new amir of Emirate of Trarza Trarza , Muhammad al Habib , and France , ruled at the time by Charles X of France Charles X and the ultra royalist ultra comte de Vill le . In 1825, Muhammad attempted to establish control over the French protected Waalo Waalo Kingdom , then located south of the Senegal River , by marrying the heiress to the kingdom. The French responded by sending a large expeditionary force that crushed Muhammad s army. The war incited the French to expand to the north of the Senegal River. References Leland C. Barrows. Faidherbe and Senegal A Critical Discussion in African Studies Review, Vol. 19, No. 1 Apr., 1976 , pp. 95 117. Boubacar Barry. Senegambia and the Atlantic Slave Trade. Cambridge University Press 1998 ISBN 0 521 59760 9 fr Muhammed Al Muhtar W. As sa d, mirats et espace miral maure le cas du Tr rza aux XVIIIe XIXe si cles , Mauritanie, entre arabit et africanit , Revue des mondes musulmans et de la M diterran e, n 54, juillet 1990, p. 53 82 Mohamed Mokhtar Ould Saad. L Emirat du Trarza et ses relations avec les royaumes soudanais de la vall e du fleuve S n gal au cours des XVIII me et XIX me si cles. D partement d histoire FLSH, Universit de Nouakchott. James L. A. Webb Jr. The Trade in Gum Arabic Prelude to French Conquest in Senegal. The Journal of African History, Vol. 26, No. 2 3 1985 , pp. 149 168. See also French colonial empire France in the long nineteenth century List of French possessions and colonies Category Wars involving France Category History of colonialism Category Wars involving Mauritania Category Wars involving Senegal Category Conflicts in 1825 Category French West Africa Category 1825 in France Category 19th century in Africa france hist stub fr Guerre entre la France et le Trarza ... more details
Infobox Military Conflict conflict First Franco Dahomean War image Image Dahomey amazon2.jpg 300px caption Dahomey Amazons, ca. 1890 date February 21, 1890 until October 4, 1890. place Ou m Department of modern Benin casus Dahomey Dahomean attack on Ou m Department Ou m Valley. result French Victory Dahomey recognizes Porto Novo as a French protectorate and gives up customs rights to Cotonou in exchange for yearly payment combatant1 Dahomey combatant2 flagicon France French Third Republic France br Kingdom of Porto Novo commander1 King Behanzin commander2 flagicon France S bastien Terrillon strength1 over 8,000 Fon troops strength2 709 759 French troops, 500 Porto Novo troops casualties1 1,000 2,000 dead casualties2 16 dead, 83 wounded Scramble for Africa French colonial campaigns History of Benin The First Franco Dahomean War , which raged between 1890 and 1894, was a major conflict between French Third Republic France , led by General Alfred Am d e Dodds , and the Dahomey under Behanzin King B hanzin . The French emerged triumphant after they won at the Battle of Abomey and incorporated Dahomey into their growing colonial territory in West Africa . Background At the close of the 19th century, European powers were busy conquering and colonizing much of Africa. In what is today Benin , the main colonial power was the French Third Republic . The French had established commercial ties with the indigenous peoples of the area including one of West Africa s most powerful states at the time, the Kingdom of Dahomey . In 1851, a Franco Dahomean friendship treaty was ratified allowing ... See also Dahomey Second Franco Dahomean War B hanzin References Reflist Category Conflicts in 1890 ... the port. ref name Alpern192 Cause of war In 1874, King Tofa took power in Porto Novo and re established ... continued raiding the town, which culminated in an incident that brought the Fon and French into war ... his customs rights. ref name Alpern196 The war was a resounding victory for France and a humiliating ... more details
Infobox Military Conflict conflict The Franco Flemish War partof image File Battle of Courtrai2.jpg 300px caption Illustration of the Battle of the Golden Spurs from the 14th century date 1297 to 1305 place County of Flanders casus territory result Flanders remains independent, but at a high financial cost. France gains Lille, Douai and B thunes combatant1 File France Ancient.svg 20px Kingdom of France combatant2 File Blason Comte de Flandre.svg 20px County of Flanders commander1 File France Ancient.svg 20px Philip IV of France br File Artois Arms.svg 20px Robert II of Artois br File Coat of arms of Grimaldi.svg 20px Rainier Grimaldi commander2 William of J lich br Guy of Namur br Philip of Chieti strength1 strength2 casualties1 casualties2 Franco Flemish War 1297 1305 The Franco Flemish War was an armed conflict between the Kingdom of France and the County of Flanders from 1297 until 1305 . Cause Philip IV of France became King in 1285 , and was determined to strengthen the French monarchy at any cost. The County of Flanders had been formally part of the French Kingdom since the Treaty of Verdun in 843 , but had always de facto been largely, if not fully, independent from the French crown. br Flanders had some of the richest cities of that time, like Bruges , Ghent Gent , Ieper , Lille and Douai . These cities tried to keep their independence from the Count of Flanders and from the rural aristocracy . But the cities were themself divided between the rich Patrician post Roman Europe patricians and the urban proletariat , united in guilds . In 1288, Philip IV of France used complaints ... himself on Philip by an alliance with Edward I of England, now at war with France. Philip responded ... in the bloody Battle of Arques 1303 . 1304 1305 In the meantime Flanders was again at war with the Count ... on 10 and 11 August 1304 in the Battle of Zierikzee by a combined Franco Hollandic fleet under ... PA15&lpg PA15&dq war flanders 1305 1297&source bl&ots Oqy93GDOQW&sig LVx8UDOeZav7oazF1YQleeRB TE&hl ... more details
Infobox Military Conflict conflict Second Franco Dahomean War partof the Scramble for Africa image File Combat de Dogba 1892.jpg 280px caption Battle of Dogba, 19 September 1892 date July 4, 1892 until B hanzin s surrender on January 15, 1894. place Ou m Department and Zou Department of modern Benin casus Dahomey Dahomean attack on Ou m Department Ou m Valley. result Dahomey conquered and incorporated as a French protectorate combatant1 Dahomey combatant2 flagicon France French Third Republic commander1 B hanzin commander2 flagicon France Alfred Am d e Dodds strength1 8,800 Dahomey Regulars br 1,200 Dahomey Amazons strength2 2,164 French soldiers br 2,600 Porto Novo porters casualties1 2,000 4,000 combat deaths br over 3,000 wounded casualties2 85 combat deaths br 440 wounded br 205 disease deaths Scramble for Africa French colonial campaigns History of Benin The Second Franco Dahomean War , which raged from 1892 to 1894, was a major conflict between the French Third Republic , led by General Alfred Am d e Dodds , and the Kingdom of Dahomey under B hanzin King B hanzin . The French emerged triumphant and incorporated Dahomey into their growing colonial territory of French West Africa ... to war in what was remembered as the First Franco Dahomean War over the former s rights to certain .... ref name Alpern206 The war had officially ended. See also Dahomey First Franco Dahomean War ... Department Ou m Valley, ref Alpern, p. 21. ref the same valley fought over in the first war ... men wounded in the incident. ref name Alpern198 King Benhanzin rejected complaints by the French, and war ... the war effort against Dahomey to Alfred Am d e Dodds , an octoroon colonel of the Troupes de marine ... war, had stockpiled between 4,000 and 6,000 rifles including Mannlicher and Winchester carbines ... Alpern199 Then, on July 4, the first shots of the war were fired from French gunboats with the shelling ... name Alpern205 End of the war On November 5, Dahomey sent a truce mission to the French, and the next ... more details
Infobox military conflict conflict Franco Spanish War image Image HeimBattleRocroy.jpg 300px caption ... Campaignbox Franco Spanish War 1635 1659 The Franco Spanish War 1635 1659 was a military conflict that was the result of France French involvement in the Thirty Years War . After History of Sweden ... Habsburgs. The Franco Spanish War ended in 1659 with the Treaty of the Pyrenees . Background For years ... in the Duchy of Milan . Confusion was added from 1639 1642 by the Piedmontese Civil War . The siege of Turin in 1640 was a famous event in both this war and the Franco Spanish conflict. ref ... Richelieu declared war on Habsburg Spain Spain because French territory was now surrounded by the Habsburg empire. The conflict was a continuation of the aims of the War of the Mantuan Succession ... Years War, in which various Protestant forces battled Imperial armies, France provided subsidies ... war on Spain. During the Thirty Years War 1635 1648 File Rocroi.jpg The Battle of Rocroi . thumb 300px The open war with Spain started with a promising victory for the French at Battle of Les Avins ... internal political tensions caused by the burden of the Thirty Years War led to the simultaneous revolts of Catalan Revolt Catalonia and Portuguese Restoration War Portugal against the Spanish Habsburgs ... of the Thirty Years War, the Spanish forces in the Spanish Netherlands were sandwiched between French and Dutch forces and the French won a major victory at Battle of Lens Lens but Franco Dutch forces ... War 1648 1659 Image Juanjosedeaustriaribera.jpg Battle of Valenciennes 1656 thumb left Don Juan ... war in France continued until 1653, when royal forces prevailed. At the Fronde s conclusion, the whole ... of Louis XIV of France Louis XIV . The general war that had been initiated by the French nobles continued ... fronde and fighting in Italy she was still battling the revolt in Portuguese Restoration War Portugal ... their rebellion. In Italy, the war along the border between Piedmont and the Spanish held Duchy of Milan ... more details
in the war between France, Britain, and Germany, the granting of transit rights by Sweden to a Franco ... War II Category Norwegian Campaign Category Soviet Union United Kingdom relations fr Plans franco ...WinterWarSegmentUnderInfoBox During the early stages of World War II , the United Kingdom British and France French Allies of World War II Allies made a series of proposals to send troops to fight against the Soviet Union , which had Winter War invaded Finland as a consequence of the Nazi Soviet Pact ... military support. Image Lapland1940.png left thumb 300px Franco British support was offered on the condition ... Initial Allied approaches In February 1940, the Allies of World War II Allies offered to help the Allied ... German charges that the Franco British forces constituted an invading army . On 2 March, transit ... declared to the Swedish government that Franco British troops on Swedish soil would immediately provoke a German invasion. However, only a small fraction of the Franco British troops were intended ... as critical to war production. If the governments of France and Britain later broke their pledge not to seize territory or assets in Norway and Sweden, and Franco British troops later moved to halt .... The Franco British plan, as initially designed, proposed a defense of all of Scandinavia north ... amounts of Swedish territory either occupied by a foreign army or located in a potential war zone ... denied transit rights to the proposed Franco British expedition. The Swedish government, headed ... territory, in spite of the fact that Sweden had not declared itself neutral in the Winter War. Instead ... WWII.htm Article ref The Swedish Cabinet also Sweden and the Winter War decided to reject repeated ... longer. Diplomatically, Finland was squeezed between Allied hopes for a prolonged war and Swedish ... governments, indications of Franco British plans reached Stalin, and may have contributed heavily ... in the Winter War Swedish iron ore during World War II References Citations Reflist 2 No footnotes ... more details
TOC right Franco may refer to People Franco name , multiple individuals Francisco Franco , Spanish general, dictator and head of state. Fran ois Luambo Makiadi , Congolese guitarist known as Franco Prefix Franco American disambiguation , American people of French heritage Franco, a prefix used when referring to France , a country Franco, a prefix used when referring to Franks , a West Germanic tribe Franco, a prefix referring to Europeans during the Crusades, such as Franco Mongol alliance Currency Luccan franco , 19th century currency Franco, Italian word for Franc , French unit of currency Places El Franco , a municipality of Asturias in Spain Franco, Burgos , a municipality in the Condado de Trevi o , Spain Other uses Franco band , Filipino band Franco General Hospital , a fictional character on the American soap opera General Hospital , portrayed by actor James Franco . See also lookfrom Franco intitle Franco Disambig ast Franco ca Franco desambiguaci de Franco Begriffskl rung es Franco eo Franko eu Franco argipena fr Franco homonymie it Franco he lt Franco nl Franco ja pl Franco pt Franco ro Franco ru fi Frangi tr Franco ... more details
after the FrancoPrussianWar changed its name again to became the Imperial Navy Kaiserliche ... Seehandlung roughly translated as Prussian Maritime Enterprise . The 19th century Image War Ensign of Prussia 1816 .svg thumb PrussianWar Ensign After the end of the Napoleonic Wars , Prussia ... the Prussianwar ensign . This protective fleet existed until around 1850. One of the first to work for the development of a Prussian Navy was Prince Adalbert of Prussia . He had made a number of journeys ..., the Prussian Navy had already ceased to exist. After the Austro PrussianWar the German War of 1866 ... on its Prussian Army land power , and never sought a similar power at sea. Yet historically there were always Prussian naval forces lang de Preu ische Marine , beginning in the days when Prussia meant .... The 18th century The Prussian kings of the 18th century had little interest in maintaining their own ..., Prussia had to concentrate its military preparations on the Prussian Army army . Besides this, the kingdom ... should never seek to develop its own war fleet. The kingdom could never hope to equal the great fleets ... force of 13 makeshift warships during the Seven Years War. This embryonic fleet lost the battle ..., and the new flotilla served until the end of the war in 1763. ref John B. Hattendorf, Deutschland und ... 2005, ISBN 3 486 57674 7 German ref Even so, the Prussian monarch wanted to take part in international ... of a Ship transport merchant fleet than on a navy. In this connection, the Prussian Maritime ... fleet Reichsflotte a mission which the revolutionary parliament had undertaken in the face of the war ... upon the allied powers of Great Britain, the Netherlands, and Denmark. During the First War of Schleswig ..., lay in the Mediterranean and was able to intervene only later in the war. After the failure of the Revolutions of 1848 , Adalbert was able to resume his plans for the establishment of a Prussian Navy ..., one could find Prussian corvette s and frigate s upon all the world s seas. Besides Prince ... more details
against Second Schleswig War Denmark , Austro PrussianWar Austria and FrancoPrussianWar France ... to minimize casualties. ref Geoffrey Wawro. FrancoPrussianWar . 2003, in Citino, p. 190. ref First encountered during the FrancoPrussianWar , new technological military innovations such as the machine ... the Prussian Minister of WarWar Ministry in 1809, and Scharnhorst founded an officers training school, the later PrussianWar Academy , in Berlin in 1810. Scharnhorst advocated adopting the lev e en ... a new Prussianwar, however, Ferdinand von Schill Schill led his hussar regiment against the occupying ... signed the Convention of Tauroggen with Russia, breaking the FrancoPrussian alliance. Stein ... of the war, and thousands of volunteers joined the army. Prussian troops under the leadership ..., subject only to the king. ref Craig, p. 123. ref The Prussian Minister of War was the only ... , led to the Austro PrussianWar 1866 . The needle guns of the Prussian infantry were highly successful ... of Moltke, the Prussian Army then proved victorious over Second French Empire France in the FrancoPrussianWar 1870 . Unlike the Austrians, the French had the powerful Chassepot rifle, which outclassed ... emphasizing an overwhelming attack instead of a war of attrition. Rather than frontal attacks, the Prussian ... Frederick the Great summed up the Prussian style of war at Battle of Leuthen Leuthen , advocating ... involved in the Austro Prussianwar. Although Moltke considered Prince Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia ... . The Prussian style war of movement and quick strikes was well designed for campaigns using ... , or static battle war of position . The Prussian Army is often considered to have used ... Attack of Prussian Infantry, 4 June 1745 , by Carl R chling . The Royal Prussian Army lang de K niglich ... Prussia as a European power. The Prussian Army had its roots in the meager mercenary forces of Brandenburg during the Thirty Years War . Elector Frederick William, Elector of Brandenburg Frederick ... more details
Prussian Academy may refer to Prussian Academy of the Arts , now the Akademie der K nste, Berlin Prussian Academy of Sciences Prussian Military Academy disambig ... more details
Unreferenced date November 2008 see also Prussian Homage painting Image Prussian Homage.jpg 360px thumb Prussian Homage painting The Prussian Homage by Jan Matejko Image Prussian Homage Stanczyk.jpg thumb A pensive Sta czyk in a detail of Matejko s The Prussian Homage The Prussian Homage or Tribute lang de Preu ische Huldigung lang pl ho d pruski was the formal Investiture investment of Albert of Prussia as duke of the Poland Polish fief of Duchy of Prussia Ducal Prussia . In the aftermath of the armistice ending the Polish Teutonic War 1519 1521 Polish Teutonic War Albert, Grand Master of the Teutonic Knights and a member of the House of Hohenzollern , visited Martin Luther at Wittenberg and soon thereafter became sympathetic to Protestantism . On April 10, 1525, two days after signing of the Treaty of Krak w , in the market of the Polish capital Krak w , Albert resigned his position as Grand Master of the Teutonic Knights to become a Lutheranism Lutheran and received the title Duke of Prussia from his uncle King Zygmunt I the Old of Poland. In a deal partially brokered by Luther, the Duchy of Prussia became the first Protestant state, anticipating the Peace of Augsburg of 1555. Nevertheless investiture of Protestant fief of Duchy of Prussia was better for Poland for geostrategic reasons than Catholic fief of State of Teutonic Order in Prussia, formally subjected to the Holy Roman Emperor and Papacy . Category 1525 in Europe Category Ceremonies Category History of Poland 1385 1569 Category History of Krak w Category History of Prussia Category Germany Poland relations Germany hist stub Poland hist stub de Preu ische Huldigung pl Ho d pruski ... more details