- The Peasants' War (French:
Guerre des Paysans, Dutch:
Boerenkrijg, German: Klöppelkrieg, Luxembourgish: Klëppelkrich) was a
peasant revolt in 1798 against...
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during a
revolt against the
French Revolutionary regime known as the
Boerenkrijg ("Peasants' War"). He was
executed for his role in the war. Corbeels...
- main
reason for the
uprising against the
French in 1798,
known as the
Boerenkrijg (Peasants' War), with the
heaviest fighting in the
Campine area. After...
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world champion (born 1979)
Pieter Corbeels,
printer and a
leader of the
Boerenkrijg (1755–1799)
Filip Daems,
footballer (born 1978) Koen De Bouw,
actor (born...
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reasons for the people's
uprising against the
French in 1798,
known as the
Boerenkrijg (Peasants' War), with the
heaviest fighting in the
Campine area. After...
-
Corbeels went to
fight against the
French as one of the
leaders of the ‘’
Boerenkrijg’’. He was
caught and executed.
Because of Corbeels'
fight against the...
- May 2022. "Haasdonk".
Waasland (in Dutch).
Retrieved 7 May 2022. "De
Boerenkrijg in het Waasland".
Heemkring d'Euzie (in Dutch).
September 1998. Retrieved...
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former Austrian Netherlands. 1798
October to
December Peasants' War (
Boerenkrijg) in
Flanders and Brabant;
peasant army
defeated near H****elt on 5 December...
- "citoyens." The
rebellion against the
regime led to an uprising, the
Boerenkrijg, but
subsequent to the
Brigandszondag on
October 28, 1798, all resistance...
- aged 20 to 25.
October 12
October –
beginning of the Peasants' War (
Boerenkrijg) in
Flanders and Brabant. 22
October – short-lived
liberation of Mechelen...
