Six Days’ Campaign

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The Six Days’ Campaign was a brief but remarkable 1814 military offensive in which Napoleon Bonaparte repeatedly defeated numerically superior Allied forces in northeastern France during the final phase of the Napoleonic Wars.

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instanceOf 1814 campaign
Napoleonic campaign
military campaign
alsoKnownAs Six Days’ Campaign of 1814 NERFINISHED
characterizedBy concentration of force against dispersed enemy corps
rapid maneuver
chronologicalContext final phase of Napoleon’s rule in France
followedBy Allied advance on Paris
Fall of Paris (1814) NERFINISHED
Napoleon’s first abdication
hasApproximateAlliedStrength about 70,000–120,000 troops
hasApproximateFrenchStrength about 30,000–40,000 troops
hasCommander Fabian Gottlieb von der Osten-Sacken NERFINISHED
Friedrich von Kleist NERFINISHED
Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher NERFINISHED
Ludwig Yorck von Wartenburg NERFINISHED
Napoleon Bonaparte NERFINISHED
Peter Wittgenstein NERFINISHED
Zakhar Olsufiev NERFINISHED
hasDateRange 10–15 February 1814
hasEndDate 1814-02-15
hasEngagement Battle of Champaubert NERFINISHED
Battle of Château-Thierry NERFINISHED
Battle of Montmirail NERFINISHED
Battle of Vauchamps NERFINISHED
hasLanguageOfName English
hasLocation Aube NERFINISHED
Champagne NERFINISHED
Marne NERFINISHED
Seine-et-Marne NERFINISHED
northeastern France
hasMainBelligerent First French Empire NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Prussia NERFINISHED
Russian Empire NERFINISHED
hasOriginalLanguageName French
hasOriginalTitle Campagne des Six Jours NERFINISHED
hasOutcome series of French tactical victories
hasResult temporary check of Blücher’s advance on Paris
hasStartDate 1814-02-10
hasTheater French campaign of 1814 NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance last major field campaign personally led by Napoleon in France
notableFor Napoleon defeating numerically superior Allied forces in rapid succession
opposedForce Army of Silesia NERFINISHED
partOf Napoleonic Wars
War of the Sixth Coalition NERFINISHED
precededBy French campaign of 1814 NERFINISHED
tookPlaceDuringReignOf Napoleon I of France NERFINISHED

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French campaign of 1814 hasBattle Six Days’ Campaign