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Today marks the anniversary of the Battle of Cabezón (1808). During this engagement a French army under Generals Lasalle and Merle defeat an outnumbered Spanish army under General Cuesta.

On this day in 1816 Marshal Augereau died. He served France throughout the Napoleonic and Revolutionary wars and is perhaps best remembered for his actions during the Italian Campaign (1796-1797) and Eylau (1807). He is buried in the Cimetière du Père Lachaise (Paris).

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Today marks the anniversary of the battle of Friedland (1807). Friedland is one of Napoleon’s most celebrated victories. It effectively brought to an end the War of the Fourth Coalition and paved the way for the Treaties of Tilsit.

Today marks the anniversary of the battle of Marengo (1800). This decisive French victory drove the Austrians out of Italy and greatly strengthened Napoleon’s position as First Consul.

On this day General Louis Desaix was killed in action during the battle of Marengo (1800). Upon hearing the news of his death, Napoleon was grief-stricken. Desaix is regarded as one of the greatest French generals of the Revolutionary Wars.

On this day General Jean-Baptiste Kléber was assassinated in Egypt. Kléber was left in command of French forces in Egypt in 1799 after Napoleon abandoned the army. Kléber’s body was eventually buried in Strasbourg but his heart was interred in Invalides (Paris).

On this day in 1815 (at around 3:30am) Napoleon’s army started to cross the Belgian frontier (close to Charleroi). Thus, the Waterloo Campaign had begun! By dusk, Napoleon had broken through the allied lines at their exact junction. Wellington and Blücher were on the back foot.

On the 210th anniversary of the Waterloo campaign, we tell how the story unfolded hour by hour. Our latest episode traces the events as they were unfolding, allowing you follow the story in real time. Check it out at open.spotify.com/episode/14Brqv…

On this day in 1815 two key battles in the Waterloo Campaign took place: Ligny & Quatre Bras. By days end: The Prussians under Blücher at Ligny were in full retreat following a serious defeat. Further west, Wellington still held Quatre Bras, but his flank was now in the air.

On this day in 1815 Wellington’s anglo-allied army executed a skilful retreat from Quatre Bras crossroads to the ridge of Mont-Saint-Jean. Napoleon was confident that next day France would win a great victory, but unbeknown to him, a trap had been set. Blücher was coming.

The Battle of Waterloo: Live 17:00-20:30, 18th June 2025 Join our livestream as Dr Zack White & Liam Telfer discuss the closing stages of the Battle of Waterloo in real time. Featuring drone footage & expert analysis from Dr Graeme Callister & Dr. Luke Reynolds youtube.com/live/kWQnUgUfZ…

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On this day in 1815 the battle of Waterloo took place. During this engagement Wellington’s anglo-allied army and Blücher’s Prussian forces decisively defeated Napoleon’s Army of The North. Thus, the last great battle of the Napoleonic era ended with a decisive allied victory.

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Live-streaming the story of Waterloo as it unfolded right now 210 years ago. For every like the livestream gets on YouTube, we are donating £1 to Napoleonic & Revolutionary War Graves Charity . If we get 200 likes we will double the final total! Please support this great cause youtube.com/live/kWQnUgUfZ…