Battles & Campaigns · 1813

Battle of Altenburg

Altenburg, Thuringia, Germany

What happened

Thielmann's horsemen were raiding French supply routes between Erfurt and Leipzig. At Altenburg they surprised a larger French force, which fled, and its Baden infantry was captured.

Why it matters

The raid disrupted Napoleon's supply and messenger routes just south of Leipzig. It came only weeks before the great Battle of Leipzig.

What came next

The Battle of Leipzig followed in mid-October 1813.

Did you know?

Thielmann was a Saxon general who had left Napoleon's side earlier that year.

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