Birth of Guisseppe Garibaldi
Birth of Guisseppe Garibaldi
Follow Guisseppe Garibaldi through 26 dated historical records for Italy.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Guisseppe Garibaldi
Reaches South America
Forced into exile & sentenved to death after the faikure of the Piedmontese revolution
Involved in a plot with Mazzini to provoke revolution in Piedmont. Forced into exile & sentenved to death after the faikure of the Piedmontese revolution
Sentenced to death after provoking popular revolution in Piedmont
Supports the state of Rio Grande do Sul against the Brazilian central Government
Leads the Red Shirts to victory over an Argentian force
Role range: 1843-1847
The revolutionary disturbances began on January 5 with a civil disobedience strike in Lombardy, as citizens stopped smoking and playing the lottery, which denied Austria the associated tax revenue
Role range: 1848-1849
Arrives at Nice from Exile in South America after hearing about civil unrest
Arrives at Rome on the invitation of the Revolutionary Government
Fights the Austrians in Milan but forced into Switzerland
Role range: 1848-1849
A Roman Republic is declared
A Roman Republic is declared
Role range: 1848-1849
A Roman Republic is declared
Role range: 1848-1849
In early 1849, elections are held for a Constituent Assembly
Role range: 1848-1849
Takes command of Rome & repels a French attack
Repulses a French attack on Rome. Repels a French attack on Rome
Role range: 1848-1849
Defeats the Neapolitans at Palestrina
Role range: 1848-1849
Defeats the Neapolitans at Velletri
Role range: 1848-1849
Withdraws his army across the Apennines to San Marino
Role range: 1848-1849
The French attack Velletri & enter the city
Role range: 1848-1849
The French enter Rome & Garibaldi withdraws the 4,000 republican army to San Marino
Role range: 1848-1849
Forced into exile in South America
Role range: 1848-1849
Wins a victory over the Austrians
Lands in southern Italy with an army to take over the papal states
Despite personal leadership by Garibaldi himself, French and Papal troops defeat Garibaldians
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