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Johann Josef Cajetan Graf von
Klenau,
Freiherr von
Janowitz (Czech: Jan hrabě z Klenové, svobodný pán z Janovic; 13
April 1758 – 6
October 1819) was a...
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commander refused.
Klenau blockaded the city,
leaving a
small group of
artillery and
troops to
continue the siege. For the next
three days,
Klenau patrolled the...
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Klenau (11
February 1883 in
Copenhagen – 31
August 1946 in Copenhagen) was a Danish-born
composer who
worked primarily in
Germany and Austria.
Klenau...
- of a
castle and
observatory built by
astronomer Tycho Brahe.
Johann von
Klenau, the
Habsburg general, was born at the
castle in 1758. His old Bohemian...
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under Général de
Division Boudet, some 4,600 men, to
Klenau's 14,000. At 08:00,
Klenau unlimbered his
artillery and
began to fire at the French,...
- the
Austrian army
Klenau's corps,
hurling himself upon it at the head of the
carabineers and cuir****iers. ....
Nearly all his [
Klenau's]
battalions were...
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Leipzig 1893, ISBN 3-8262-0705-X.
Arnhard Graf
Klenau:
Orden in
Deutschland und Österreich. Band II. Graf
Klenau Verlag,
Offenbach 2008, ISBN 3-937064-13-3...
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Schroeder 1987, pp. 256–258. Acerbi, Enrico. "The 1799
Campaign in Italy:
Klenau and Ott
Vanguards and the Coalition's Left Wing April–June 1799". Napoleon...
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Johann von
Klenau advanced from the alps on the city of Brescia; there, they
found the
local French garrison unprepared. At midnight,
Klenau led two squadrons...
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Austrian VI
Korps of the Kaiserlich-königliche
Hauptarmee under Johann von
Klenau against elements of the
French IV
Corps of the Armée d'Allemagne, under...
