Upper Rhine campaign

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The Upper Rhine campaign was a series of military operations in 1644 during the Thirty Years' War, in which French and allied forces fought the Holy Roman Empire for control of the strategically vital Upper Rhine region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf campaign of the Thirty Years' War
military campaign
belligerent French-allied forces
Holy Roman Empire
Kingdom of France
conflict Thirty Years' War NERFINISHED
conflictType early modern European war campaign
countryInvolved France
Holy Roman Empire NERFINISHED
endTime 1644
followedBy French campaigns in Bavaria and the Danube region
follows French campaign in Germany (1643) NERFINISHED
hasCommander Franz von Mercy NERFINISHED
Henri de la Tour d'Auvergne, Vicomte de Turenne NERFINISHED
Johann von Werth NERFINISHED
Louis II de Bourbon, Prince de Condé NERFINISHED
hasPart Battle of Freiburg (1644) NERFINISHED
Battle of Herbsthausen NERFINISHED
Battle of Marienthal (1644) NERFINISHED
operations around Breisach
siege of Philippsburg (1644) NERFINISHED
involves field battles
maneuver warfare
siege warfare
location Alsace NERFINISHED
Holy Roman Empire NERFINISHED
Upper Rhine NERFINISHED
southwestern Germany
notableCommanderForFrance Prince de Condé NERFINISHED
Turenne NERFINISHED
notableCommanderForHolyRomanEmpire Franz von Mercy GENERATED
Johann von Werth GENERATED
objective control of the Upper Rhine region
securing crossings over the Rhine
weakening Habsburg power in southwestern Germany
opponent Imperial forces
partOf Thirty Years' War NERFINISHED
result French control over much of Alsace
French strategic victory
increased French influence on the Rhine
startTime 1644
strategicImportance control of key Rhine fortresses
control of major trade and communication routes along the Rhine
theaterOfWar German theater of the Thirty Years' War
year 1644

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Battle of Freiburg militaryTheater Upper Rhine campaign