Berthier

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Berthier is a French surname most famously associated with Louis-Alexandre Berthier, a marshal of France and chief of staff to Napoleon.

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Berthier canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French general
French-language surname
human
nobleman
surname
allegiance First French Empire
birthPlace Versailles, France
linked to: Versailles
countryOfCitizenship France
deathPlace Bamberg, Bavaria
linked to: Bamberg
employer French Army
familyName Berthier
givenName Louis-Alexandre
hasNotableBearer Alexandre Berthier
Ferdinand Berthier
Guillaume Berthier
Jean-Baptiste Berthier
Louis-Alexandre Berthier
knownFor organizational skills in military campaigns
languageOfOrigin French
militaryRank Marshal of the Empire
nobleTitle Prince of Neuchâtel
Prince of Wagram
notableFor advocacy for deaf people in France
service as chief of staff to Napoleon
occupation chief of staff
educator
military officer
participatedIn French Revolutionary Wars
Napoleonic Wars
positionHeld Major General of the Grande Armée
servedUnder Napoleon Bonaparte
usedInCountry France

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Louis-Alexandre Berthier familyName Berthier
subject linked to: Berthier