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"Das Heer Von Inneroesterreich Unter Den Befehlen Des Erzherzogs Johann Im Kriege Von 1809 In Italien, Tyrol Und Ungarn" details the military campaigns of the Inner Austrian army under the command of Archduke Johann during the War of 1809 in Italy, Tyrol, and Hungary. Authored by Joseph von Hormayr, this historical account draws extensively from official sources, including decrees, operational journals, and other primary documents, offering a comprehensive perspective on the military strategies, challenges, and events of the era.
This book provides valuable insights into the Habsburg military operations against Napoleon's forces and their allies, shedding light on the strategic importance of the Italian, Tyrolean, and Hungarian theaters of war. It remains a significant resource for historians and military scholars interested in the Napoleonic Wars and the history of the Austrian Empire.
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