Battle of Turckheim

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The Battle of Turckheim was a 1675 engagement in the Franco-Dutch War in which French forces under Marshal Turenne defeated a larger Imperial army in Alsace, securing French control of the region.

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Battle of Turckheim canonical 3
Bataille de Turckheim 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military engagement
alsoKnownAs Battle of Turckheim 1675
belligerent Brandenburg-Prussia
Holy Roman Empire
Kingdom of France
combatantStrength French army smaller than Imperial army
commander Alexander von Bournonville
Frederick William, Elector of Brandenburg
Henri de La Tour d’Auvergne, Vicomte de Turenne
conflict Franco-Dutch War
country France
date 1675-01-05
followedBy French reoccupation of Alsace
historicalPeriod 17th century
historicalRegion Holy Roman Empire
location Alsace
Kingdom of France
Turckheim
notableFor Turenne’s operational skill
use of winter campaigning in early modern warfare
outcome secured French control of Alsace
partOf Franco-Dutch War
precededBy Imperial invasion of Alsace in 1674
result French victory
strategicEffect drove Imperial forces out of Alsace
stabilized French eastern frontier
tacticalCharacteristic French forces conducted winter campaign operations
Turenne used maneuver to outflank Imperial positions
theatre Upper Rhine theatre of the Franco-Dutch War
linked to: Upper Rhine theatre
year 1675

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Battle of Turckheim (1675) hasAlternativeName Battle of Turckheim
Battle of Turckheim (1675) hasAlternativeName Bataille de Turckheim
linked to: Battle of Turckheim
Imperial invasion of Alsace (1674) followedBy Battle of Turckheim