Joachim Haspinger

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Joachim Haspinger was a Capuchin priest and military leader who became a prominent figure in the Tyrolean uprising against Napoleonic and Bavarian rule in 1809.

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Joachim Haspinger canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Capuchin friar
Catholic priest
Tyrolean rebel leader
human
military leader
associatedWith Andreas Hofer
Tyrolean militia
burialPlace Salzburg
canonizationStatus not canonized
countryOfCitizenship Austria
Austrian Empire
dateOfBirth 1776-10-28
dateOfDeath 1858-01-12
era Napoleonic Wars
ethnicGroup Tyrolean
familyName Haspinger
givenName Joachim
hasOccupation field commander
friar
memberOf Order of Friars Minor Capuchin
militaryBranch Tyrolean irregular forces
militaryConflict Tyrolean uprising against Napoleonic and Bavarian rule in 1809
linked to: Tyrolean Rebellion
militaryRank colonel
movement Tyrolean independence movement
linked to: Tyrolean Rebellion
nativeLanguage German
notableEvent command in battles of the Tyrolean uprising of 1809
notableFor being a Capuchin priest who became a military leader
role in the defense of Tyrol against Napoleonic and Bavarian forces
notableWork leadership in the Tyrolean Rebellion of 1809
occupation military officer
priest
opponent Kingdom of Bavaria
Napoleonic France
linked to: First French Empire
participantIn Tyrolean Rebellion of 1809
linked to: Tyrolean Rebellion

War of the Fifth Coalition
placeOfBirth County of Tyrol
Gais
South Tyrol
placeOfDeath Salzburg
religion Catholicism
linked to: Roman Catholicism
residence Salzburg
Tyrol
sexOrGender male

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Tyrolean Rebellion significantPerson Joachim Haspinger
Battle of Bergisel commander Joachim Haspinger