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Military leaders of Austria Print E-mail

-      Leopold Josej Graf Daun (24.September 1705 –5.February 1766)

He was an Austrian field marshal during the War of Austrian Succession.


-      Jospeh Radeztky on Radatz ( 2.November 1766 –5.January 1858)

The Austrian general is famous for thevictory at the battle of Novara ub 1849. Fythermore, Johann Strauss dedicated him his work "The Radetzky march”.


-      Prince Eugene of Savoy (18.October 1663 –24.April 1736)

The Habsburg General was famous for his victories at the Tukish and Succession wars. In reminiscence of his victories a monument was installed at the Heldenplatz in Vienna.


-      Wilhelm von Tegetthoff (23.December 1827 – 7.April1871)

 During the Second war of Schleswig Tegetthoff became famous through his victory over the Italians in the Battle of Lissa in 1866. 

 
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