Ottoman Army Approaches Vienna
Grand Vizier Kara Mustafa advanced an Ottoman army toward Vienna during the 1683 campaign.
Role range: 1682-1697
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Grand Vizier Kara Mustafa advanced an Ottoman army toward Vienna during the 1683 campaign.
Role range: 1682-1697
Emperor Leopold I withdrew from Vienna as the advancing Ottoman army threatened the Habsburg capital.
Role range: 1682-1697
Count Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg organized the defence of Vienna before the Ottoman assault.
Role range: 1682-1697
Starhemberg placed the city garrison on the fortifications as Ottoman forces approached.
Role range: 1682-1697
Kara Mustafa placed Vienna under siege in July 1683 in an attempt to secure the Habsburg capital.
Role range: 1682-1697
Viennese defenders destroyed buildings outside their principal defences to deny cover to the besiegers.
Role range: 1682-1697
Ottoman engineers pushed approach trenches toward Vienna under the direction of the besieging command.
Role range: 1682-1697
Ottoman siege guns bombarded Vienna as engineers sought to weaken its defensive works.
Role range: 1682-1697
The defenders attempted to detect and defeat Ottoman mines dug beneath the city walls.
Role range: 1682-1697
The lengthy Ottoman blockade placed severe pressure on the food and provisions available to Vienna.
Role range: 1682-1697
Starhemberg and his troops resisted repeated Ottoman attacks against the fortified city.
Role range: 1682-1697
The besiegers detonated mines that damaged sections of Vienna’s outer defences.
Role range: 1682-1697
Viennese soldiers worked to repair breaches and fortifications damaged by Ottoman operations.
Role range: 1682-1697
Imperial and German contingents assembled for the campaign to relieve besieged Vienna.
Role range: 1682-1697
Allied infantry advanced from the wooded heights toward Ottoman positions on 12 September 1683.
Role range: 1682-1697
Imperial and German troops attacked Ottoman positions during the battle to relieve Vienna.
Role range: 1682-1697
The allied victory forced Kara Mustafa’s troops to abandon their camp outside Vienna.
Role range: 1682-1697
The Ottoman siege ended after the relief army defeated the besiegers on 12 September 1683.
Role range: 1682-1697
The survival of Vienna prevented the Ottoman army from capturing the Habsburg capital in 1683.
Role range: 1682-1697
Victorious relief forces seized Ottoman stores and equipment left behind after the battle.
Role range: 1682-1697
Kara Mustafa withdrew his defeated army from Vienna following the allied victory.
Role range: 1682-1697
The relief of Vienna changed the military balance along the Habsburg and Ottoman frontier.
Role range: 1682-1697
The successful defence of Vienna preceded further Habsburg and allied offensives against Ottoman holdings.
Role range: 1682-1697
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