Allied Army of Silesia

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The Allied Army of Silesia was a major Prussian-led coalition force in the War of the Sixth Coalition that played a key role in defeating Napoleon’s armies in 1813–1814.

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Allied Army of Silesia canonical 1
Army of Silesia 1
Prussian Silesian Army 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coalition army
field army
activeDuring 1813–1814
alliance Sixth Coalition
associatedWith Napoleonic Wars
Prussian military history
belligerentAgainst First French Empire
Napoleon I
campaign French campaign of 1814
German campaign of 1813
linked to: Leipzig campaign
coalitionMembers Prussia
Russian Empire
commander Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher
composition Prussian troops
Russian troops
other coalition contingents
conflict War of the Sixth Coalition
country Kingdom of Prussia
linked to: Prussia
engagement Battle of Dresden
Battle of Katzbach
Battle of Laon
Battle of Leipzig
Campaign in North-East France (1814)
formedIn 1813
historicalSignificance played a key role in defeating Napoleon’s armies in 1813–1814
leader Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher
namedAfter Silesia
notableCommander Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher
opponent Grande Armée
partOf Coalition forces against Napoleon
role major Prussian-led coalition force
strategicFunction offensive field army against French forces
subordinateCommander August Neidhardt von Gneisenau
Friedrich Wilhelm von Bülow
Ludwig Yorck von Wartenburg
Peter Wittgenstein
Russian corps commanders
theaterOfOperations Central Europe
France
Saxony
Silesia

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Battle of Möckern (1813) side Allied Army of Silesia
Six Days’ Campaign opposedForce Army of Silesia
linked to: Allied Army of Silesia
Battle of La Rothière involvedUnit Prussian Silesian Army
linked to: Allied Army of Silesia
European Christian coalition hasMember Silesian forces
linked to: Allied Army of Silesia