Mont-Saint-Jean - 6-7 juillet 1794 Croisades Almost twenty years after the

Almost twenty years after the humiliation of Pavia where King Francis I was taken prisoner by the soldiers of his enemy Charles V

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Des décennies de tensions avec les rois de France finirent par dégénérer en un conflit qui entraîna la perte de la Normandie

Mont-Saint-Jean - 6-7 juillet 1794 Croisades Almost twenty years after theIf everyone knows the battle of Waterloo or Mont Saint Jean in 1815, few people know that this place had already seen French and coalition armies clash in July 1794. That year, after winning a success, after all limited, during the Battle of Fleurus, the French army known as Sambre et Meuse under General Jourdan continued the fight to prevent the forces of the First Coalition (Austria, Holland and England in particular) from marching on Paris. Faced