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Karl Mack Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Karl Mack, based on 13 World History Database records associated with Austria.

13 records1752–182811 events5 places

Chronological biography

1752

Birth of Karl Mack25 August 1752
Warfare / Military · Baron · Franconia

Birth of Karl Mack

1794

Instructionspuncte Fur Generals1794
Warfare / Military · Baron

Publication of "Instructionspuncte Fur Generals"

1797

Commander in Chief1797
Warfare / Military · Baron · Commander in Chief

Appointed Commander in Chief of the Neapolitan Army

1798

Capture of RomeNovember 1798
Warfare / Napoleonic Wars · Baron · Commander in Chief · Rome

Mack captures Rome

Arrest of Karl MackDecember 1798
Warfare / Napoleonic Wars · Baron · Commander in Chief

Mack is arrested by the French

1800

Arrest of Karl Mack1800
Warfare / Napoleonic Wars · Baron · Commander in Chief

Mack breaks his parole & escapes from the French

1805

Chief of Staff1805
Warfare / Military · Baron · Chief of Staff

Appointed Generalquartiermeister

Chief of Staff1805
Warfare / Napoleonic Wars · Baron · Chief of Staff

Appointed Generalquartiermeister

Alliance Attempts to and RussiansOctober 1805
Warfare / Napoleonic Wars · Baron · General

Attempts to join forces with the Russians but is prevented from doing so by Napolean

Battle of Ulm19 October 1805
Warfare / Napoleonic Wars · Baron · General · Ulm

Surrenders to Bonaparte near Stuttgart

Invasion of Bavaria19 October 1805
Warfare / Napoleonic Wars · Baron · General · Bavaria

The Austrians ally with Britain & invaded Bavaria

Surrender near Stuttgart19 October 1805
Warfare / Napoleonic Wars · Baron · General · Stuttgart

Surrenders to Bonaparte near Stuttgart

1828

Death of Karl Mack1828
Warfare / Military · Baron

Death of Karl Mack

Titles and roles

Baron · Baron · Chief of Staff · Baron · Commander in Chief · Baron · General

Record provenance

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