- Jean-Étienne
Vachier Championnet (13
April 1762 – 9
January 1800) was a
French Army
officer who led a
Republican French division in
several important...
- the
Sorbonne location,
there are
branches in Malesherbes, Clignancourt-
Championnet, Michelet-Institut d'Art et d'Archéologie, Serpente-Maison de la Recherche...
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Gosselies with
outposts at
Thumeon (modern Thimeon)
General Jean-Etienne
Championnet's division and
General Guillaume Anselme Philibert de Soland's brigade...
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twelve battalions had
orders to
cross Frosinone and Ceprano. Jean Étienne
Championnet and the
headquarters followed this column.
Louis Lemoine's division,...
-
Championnet Sports is a
French basketball club
based in Paris. This is one of many
sections of the
sports club
Championnet Sports whose socio-educational...
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signed in
Sparanise the
surrender to the
French general Jean Étienne
Championnet.
Pignatelli also fled to
Palermo on 16
January 1799. When the news of...
- Palermo, in January, that the
French had
entered the city
under General Championnet and
proclaimed the
Parthenopaean Republic.
Nelson was
promoted to Rear-Admiral...
- by
Michael von
Melas and a
Republican French army
under Jean Étienne
Championnet.
Melas directed his
troops with more
skill and his army
drove the French...
- Coalition,
Napoleon found a
reason to act. The
French General Jean Étienne
Championnet succeeded rapidly, and in
January 1799 he
occupied Naples and forced...
- the army to Genoa,
where he
handed over the
command to Jean Étienne
Championnet. When
Bonaparte returned from the
French campaign in
Egypt and Syria...
