Treaty of Kalisch
Russia and Prussia conclude the Treaty of Kalisch, creating an alliance against Napoleon.
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1813 in Russia
Explore 15 historical events and records for Russia in 1813.
Historical records for Russia in 1813
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February
May
Battle of Lützen
Alexander accompanies the allied campaign as Napoleon defeats Russian and Prussian forces at Lützen.
Battle of Bautzen
Russian and Prussian armies fight Napoleon at Bautzen before withdrawing in good order.
August
Battle of Dresden
Napoleon wins at Dresden against the allied armies, including Russian forces, during the 1813 campaign.
October
Territorial Settlement in the Caucasus
The Treaty of Gulistan confirms major Russian territorial gains in the South Caucasus after war with Persia.
Treaty of Gulistan
The Treaty of Gulistan ends the Russo-Persian War and confirms extensive Russian gains in the South Caucasus.
Army of Silesia Corps
Commands a Russian corps in Blucher's Army of Silesia during the battle.
Battle of Leipzig
Russia joins Prussia, Austria and other allies in defeating Napoleon at the Battle of Leipzig.
Coalition Headquarters
Joins senior Allied leaders directing the campaign against Napoleon at Leipzig.
Coalition Southern Army
Commands major Russian forces in the Allied attacks south of Leipzig.
Northern Coalition Attack
Commands Russian corps fighting with Blucher's Army of Silesia north of Leipzig.
Arrival of Army of Poland
Brings additional Coalition forces into the battle during the renewed Allied assault.
Allied Entry into Leipzig
Enters Leipzig after the French withdrawal and Coalition victory.
Other events (month unknown)
Coalition, 6th
Alexander becomes a leading figure in the coalition that ultimately drives Napoleon's forces back toward France.
Death of Kutuzov
Death of Mikhail Ilarionovich Kutuzov
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