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rdfs:label
  • German Patriot War (Alternate Imperialism)
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  • On 1 June 1838 Austrian rebels rose up in southern Austria near Lienz, beginning the First Austrian War, a part of the German Patriot War. Three days later an army under Otto Von Mecklenburg is sent from Vienna to quell the uprising. At the same time religious tension building in Hungary fuels a nationalist uprising in central Hungary. By October much of Hungary was in full revolt. The rebellion would not end until early the following year.
side
  • 25
  • Spain
  • Sweden
  • Denmark
  • Russian Empire
  • Great Britain
  • Ottoman Empire
  • German Empire,
  • Hungarian Rebels
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side2strength
  • 50000
  • 70000
  • 80000
  • 120000
  • Total: 320,000
side1strength
  • 80000
  • 180000
  • 210000
  • Total: 470,000
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Name
  • German Patriot War
Begin
  • 1838-06-01
Commanders
  • Queen Victoria
  • Frederick William III
  • Prince William
  • Catherine II
  • Christian Julius de Meza
  • Friedrich Graf von Wrangel
  • Helmuth von Moltke the Elder
  • Mahmud II
  • Frederick VI
  • Abdülmecid I
  • Charles Beck
  • Charles Edmund Nugent
  • Charles XIV John
  • Christian VIII
  • Isabel II
  • Prince Adalbert
Battles
  • Battle of the Great Belt, Battle of Odense, Siege of Kiel, Battle of Dybbøl]], British Invasion of Jutland, Battle of Skagen, Battle of Fredericia, Battle of Kolobzeg, Battle of Sinj
Place
  • Germany, Jutland, Eastern Europe, North Sea, Baltic Sea
abstract
  • On 1 June 1838 Austrian rebels rose up in southern Austria near Lienz, beginning the First Austrian War, a part of the German Patriot War. Three days later an army under Otto Von Mecklenburg is sent from Vienna to quell the uprising. At the same time religious tension building in Hungary fuels a nationalist uprising in central Hungary. By October much of Hungary was in full revolt. The rebellion would not end until early the following year.