Battle of Campen

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The Battle of Campen was an engagement of the Seven Years' War in 1760, in which French forces under the Marquis de Castries defeated an allied Anglo-German army near Kloster Kampen in western Germany.

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instanceOf battle
military engagement
belligerent German allies of Britain
chronologicallyFollows earlier campaigns of the Seven Years' War in Westphalia
combatant Anglo-German allied army
France
Great Britain
commandedBy Marquis de Castries
commander Charles Eugène de La Croix, Marquis de Castries
conflict Seven Years' War
conflictType land battle
country Holy Roman Empire
date 1760
hasCause rivalry between France and Britain during the Seven Years' War
hasEffect strengthened French position in western Germany
hasParticipant Anglo-German allied army
France
German states
Great Britain
Kingdom of France
location near Kloster Kampen
western Germany
namedAfter Kampen
partOf European theatre of the Seven Years' War
Seven Years' War
pointInTime 1760
result French victory

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Battle of Kloster Kampen alsoKnownAs Battle of Campen