Battle of Trebbia (1799)

Battle of Trebbia (1799)
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Battle of Trebbia

Part of the French Revolutionary Wars

Date	17 June – 19 June 1799
Location	Trebbia River, present-day Italy
Result	Austro-Russian victory

Belligerents

Commanders

Strength

33,500

32,700

Casualties and losses

16,000 killed, wounded, and prisoners

6,000 killed, wounded & missing

v • d • e

War of the Second Coalition

1st Stockach – Cassano – Montebello – Trebbia – Mantua – Novi – Bergen – Castricum – Genoa – 2nd Stockach – Marengo – Höchstädt – Hohenlinden – Copenhagen – Algeciras

v • d • e Egyptian Campaign, 1798–1801

Shubra Khit – Pyramids – Nile – El Arish – Jaffa – Acre – Mount Tabor – 1st Aboukir – Heliopolis – 2nd Aboukir – Alexandria – Siege of Alexandria

Swiss Campaign

v • d • e French Revolutionary Wars Italian Campaigns

1st Dego – Millesimo – Montenotte – 2nd Dego – Mondovì – Lodi – Castiglione – Bassano – Rovereto – Arcole – Rivoli – Cassano – Trebbia – Novi – Genoa – Montebello – Marengo – Pozzolo

The Battle of Trebbia was fought on June 19, 1799 and resulted in the victory of the Austrians and Russians under Field Marshal Suvorov against the French under General Macdonald.

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