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Nicolas Catinat (French pronunciation: [nikɔla katina], 1
September 1637 – 22
February 1712) was a
French military commander and
Marshal of
France under...
- Đồng Khởi
Street (Vietnamese: Đường Đồng Khởi),
formerly known as Rue
Catinat and Tự Do Street, is a
street in
District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam....
- The
Catinat class comprised two
protected cruisers of the
French Navy
built in the
early 1890s; the two
ships were
Catinat and Protet. They were ordered...
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Admiral De La
Grandiere renamed these roads,
including Sixth Road
became Rue
Catinat, a long time
bustling place.
Across the
street from the ****ure Continental...
- had
followed his
victory over
Marshal Catinat at the
Battle of
Carpi in July.
Marshal Villeroi replaced Catinat as
commander of the Franco–Spanish–Savoyard...
- in Piedmont,
Nicolas Catinat led 12,000 men and
soundly defeated Victor Amadeus at the
Battle of
Staffarda on 18 August.
Catinat immediately took Saluzzo...
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thousands of
local militiamen and 4,000
French regulars under marshal Nicolas Catinat. On 22 May,
Victor Amadeus marched his
forces from the Briche**** plain...
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Catinat was the lead ship of the
Catinat class of
protected cruisers built for the
French Navy in the 1890s. The
Catinat-class
cruisers were
ordered as...
- the
Troude and
Forbin types. The
colonial cruisers of the
Descartes and
Catinat classes were also
built during this period.
Beginning in the mid-1890s...
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appointed Nicolas Catinat as
commander of the
French Army
against the Duke of Savoy’s Army
during the Nine Years' War.
General Catinat,
better known in...
