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Joseph Alvinczy Freiherr von Berberek (Berberek, 1º febbraio 1735 – Budapest, 25 novembre 1810) è stato un feldmaresciallo austriaco, spesso ricordato nei testi d'epoca come generale Alvinzi
Joseph Alvinczy (Album du Centenaire) Joseph Alvinczy, Freiherr von Berberek, (* 1. Februar 1735 auf Schloss Winz; † 25. November 1810 in Ofen) war ein kaiserlicher und kaiserlich-österreichischer Feldmarschall
- Early Career
- War of Succession, Turkish War, and The Netherlands Campaign
- Neerwinden, Fleurus, Charleroi
- Italian Campaign and Later Assignments
- See Also
- Sources
An ethnic Magyar[citation needed], he was born in Transylvania in a place called Alvinc (German: Alwintz), and spent his boyhood in the household of Graf Franz Gyulai before joining his regiment as a Fähnrich aged 14. By 1753 he had risen to Hauptmann. During the Seven Years' War, Alvinczi distinguished himself leading a grenadier company in the ba...
Promoted to Oberst commanding the 19th Infantry Regiment 19 in 1774, he led his men during the War of the Bavarian Succession, where he took the Böhmertor, city of Habelschwerdt and captured the Prussian Commander Prince Hessen-Philippstal, a feat which won Alvinczy promotion to major general and award of the Militär-Maria Theresien-Orden(MTO). Alv...
Upon the outbreak of the French Revolutionary Wars in 1792, Alvinczy commanded a division, steadying his demoralised men at a key stage of the victorious battle of Neerwinden in 1793, leading his men forward to capture the village; for this exploit he was awarded the Commanders Cross of the MTO. He took command of an Auxiliary army which supported ...
In late 1796 he took over command of the army that was fighting Napoleon Bonaparte in the north of the Italian Peninsula. After organising the Tyrolean militia to face the threat of the French advance in 1796, he was tasked with the third relief of the Siege of Mantua. Alvinczy's army was largely composed of new recruits with few experienced office...
Fiebeger, G. J. (1911). The Campaigns of Napoleon Bonaparte of 1796–1797. West Point, New York: US Military Academy Printing Office.Smith, Digby. The Napoleonic Wars Data Book. London: Greenhill, 1998. ISBN 1-85367-276-9Wurzbach, Constantin von. Biographisches Lexikon des Kaiserthums Oesterreich, 1856–91, vol I, p. 22Feldmaresciallo austriaco (n. castello di Alvincz, Transilvania, 1735 - m. 1810). Vincitore di Dumouriez a Neerwinden, fu vinto a Hondschoote da Houchard; nel 1796 ebbe il comando dell'esercito austriaco in Italia contro Napoleone; ma fu battuto ad Arcole e a Rivoli e, perduta Mantova, fu privato del comando. Feldmaresciallo austriaco (n ...
ALVINCZY von Barberek, Joseph Pompilio Schiarini Feldmaresciallo austriaco, nato nel 1735 nel castello di Alvincz (ora Vinţul-de-Jos) in Transilvania da una famiglia originaria di Alsazia, fece le sue prime armi nella guerra dei Sette Anni.
Le redini dell'esercito austriaco in Italia, ancora forte di 46.000 uomini, passarono quindi a Joseph Alvinczy von Berberek e al suo subordinato Paul Davidovich, che avevano l'obiettivo di correre in soccorso dell'esercito austriaco bloccato a Mantova.
Joseph Alvinczy Freiherr von Berberek (Berberek, 1º febbraio 1735 – Budapest, 25 novembre 1810) è stato un feldmaresciallo austriaco, spesso ricordato nei testi d'epoca come generale Alvinzi. Quick facts: Joseph Alvinczy von Berberek, Nascita, Morte,...
