Battle of Stockach (1800)

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Part of War of the Second Coalition

Date	May 3, 1800
Location	Stockach, present-day Germany
Result	French victory.

Belligerents

First French Republic

Habsburg Austria

Commanders

General Claude Lecourbe

Prince of Lorraine-Vaudemont

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War of the Second Coalition

1st Stockach – Cassano – Montebello – Trebbia – Mantua – Novi – Bergen – Castricum – Genoa – 2nd Stockach – Messkirch – Biberach – Marengo – Höchstädt – Hohenlinden – Copenhagen – Algeciras

v • d • e Egyptian Campaign, 1798–1801

Shubra Khit – Pyramids – Nile – El Arish – Jaffa – Acre – Mount Tabor – 1st Aboukir – Heliopolis – 2nd Aboukir – Alexandria – Siege of Alexandria

Swiss Campaign

The Battle of Stockach was fought on May 3, 1800 and resulted the victory of French under General Claude Lecourbe against the Austrians under the Prince of Lorraine-Vaudemont.