Battle of Kock (1809)

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The Battle of Kock (1809) was a Napoleonic-era engagement fought during the War of the Fifth Coalition between Polish forces of the Duchy of Warsaw and the Austrian Empire near the town of Kock in eastern Poland.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military engagement
associatedWith Napoleon I
Polish–Austrian War of 1809
belligerent Austrian Empire
Duchy of Warsaw
combatant Austrian forces
Polish forces
conflict War of the Fifth Coalition
countryInvolved Austrian Empire
Duchy of Warsaw
date 1809
era Napoleonic era
followedBy subsequent operations in the 1809 Polish campaign
geographicalContext Vistula basin
hasCasualties yes
historicalRegion Lublin region
linked to: Lublin Voivodeship
involvedBranch artillery
cavalry
infantry
location eastern Poland
linked to: Eastern Poland

near Kock
opponentOf Austrian Empire
Polish forces of the Duchy of Warsaw
partOf Napoleonic Wars
precededBy earlier engagements of the 1809 Polish campaign
result Polish victory
strategicSignificance part of the defense and expansion of the Duchy of Warsaw in 1809
theatre Polish theatre of the War of the Fifth Coalition
timePeriod 19th century
War of the Fifth Coalition campaign of 1809

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Battle of Kock distinctFrom Battle of Kock (1809)
Kock, Poland siteOf Battle of Kock (1809)